Hedrick v. State
Citations
- 3 Tex. Ct. App. 570
Syllabus
<p>1. Sorra Facias should state enough to answer the purpose of a petition as well as that of a citation; and it is defective if it fails to state everything necessary to sustain a judgment final by default.</p> <p>2. Variance. —A scire facias on a judgment nisi entered on a forfeited bail-bond described the bond as of date July 22d. The bond offered in evidence on the trial was dated July 24th, and the defendants objected that this was not the bond described in the scire facias. Held, that the objection was well taken, and should have been sustained.</p>
Judges: White
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