Lane v. Doak

Citations

• 48 Tex. 227

Syllabus

<p>1. Jurisdiction.—When a suit was pending in the District Court for an amount over two hundred dollars, and less than five hundred dollars, on the 18th April, -1876, it was the duty of the District Court to transfer it to the County Court; and if the District Court has neglected this duty, whatever judgment it may render will be reversed, and the cause remanded, because of a want of jurisdiction.</p> <p>2. Judicial knowledge,—The Supreme Court can know who is the county judge of a particular county, only when his official acts come in review before it, and not apart therefrom.</p> <p>3. Distress warrant.—See this ease for suggestions in regard to a proceeding by a distress warrant. .</p>