Brundage v. Candle

Citations

• 25 Tex. 387

Syllabus

<p>Where it is averred that a justice had not jurisdiction, if, primei facie, he had jurisdiction of the amounts which he tried, on different accounts between the same parties, it ought to be averred that the defense was made to appear before the justice.</p> <p>If the complaint is that the plaintiff, before the justice, had split his one cause of action into several, it ought to be alleged of what the one and of what the several accounts consisted.</p>