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· 7/1/1876

Clements v. Hearne

Citations

  • 45 Tex. 415

Syllabus

<p>1. Assignment of errors. — An assignment of errors, to serve the purpose of the statute, must state the principle or rule of law. violated in the court below for which the judgment should be reversed, or indicate it by reference to the record with such clearness and certainty that the court, on inspection of the transcript, may readily and at once perceive the very question proposed for its determination.</p> <p>2. Same — General assignment. — Unless there is some obvious error apparent upon the record requiring the reversal of the judgment, the court will not consider questions claimed to be raised by a general assignment which points out no specific error.</p> <p>3. Same. — See example of assignment of errors held insufficient.</p>

Judges: Moore

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