· 7/1/1870
Freeman v. Jordan
Citations
- 33 Tex. 428
Syllabus
<p>1. It was error to render judgment final by default on a cause of action which was not liquidated and proved by any instrument, in writing. (Paschal’s Digest, Article 1508.)</p>
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- noting that there can be no prejudice under Rule 23.08 when the language removed from the charging document is unnecessary to the crime charged
- noting that there can be no prejudice under Rule 23.08 when the language removed from the charging document is unnecessary to the crime charged
- approving charge amendment “after the instructions had been read but before the case was submitted to the jury,” id. at 634
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Judges: Morrill
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