· 7/1/1875
Kirkland v. Sullivan
Citations
- 43 Tex. 233
Syllabus
<p>Practice—Trial op causes.—A party to a suit cannot be arbitrarily required to go into the trial of Ms cause when the same is called out of its regular order, and before the causes having precedence on the docket have been tried, postponed, set, or heeled. Such a course is warranted by no principle of procedure prescribed by law, and is error for which a judgment will be reversed.</p>
Judges: Roberts
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