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· 7/1/1874

H. & T. C. R. W. Co. v. Greenwood

Citations

  • 40 Tex. 361

Syllabus

<p>In order to give the Supreme Court jurisdiction in cases of appeal brought up on certificate, whenever the transcript does not contain copies of the proceedings sufficient of themselves to show that this court has jurisdiction of the case, then the transcript must at least contain a copy of the judgment and a certificate of the clerk, stating the time when the appeal was perfected, and in cases of writ of error stating the time when the citation in error was served on the defendant or service of it acknowledged.</p>

Judges: Roberts

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