Chadwick v. Meredith

Citations

• 40 Tex. 380

Syllabus

<p>1. In an injunction suit to restrain the sale of lots levied on, but claimed to be exempt as homestead, but which was not the residence of plaintiff, . but detached, and which plaintiff did not claim as homestead when adjudged a bankrupt a year or two before the levy, and which had not been set aside as such, a verdict of two hundred and fifty dollars damages held to be excessive.</p> <p>Oír Reheaking.</p> <p>2. A remittitur of damages held to be excessive after the reversal by Supreme Court does not authorize the appellee to claim an affirmance of the judgment.</p>