Indianola Railroad v. Fryer

Citations

• 56 Tex. 609
• 1882 Tex. LEXIS 71

Syllabus

<p>1. Consolidation—Liabilities of the old companies.—After one railroad company has consolidated with another as allowed by their respective charters, and authorized and confirmed by legislative acts conferring all rights, powers and privileges belonging to either on the new company thus formed, all liabilities of either can thenceforward only be enforced against, and in the name of, the consolidated company.</p> <p>2. Writ of error—Bond — Affidavit.—Where a petition for writ of error is filed; but there is no writ of error bond, bond for cost, nor affidavit of inability to give such bond, the supreme court has no jurisdiction to revise the judgment of the court below.</p>