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· 10/19/1888

Lee v. Welborne

Citations

  • 71 Tex. 500
  • 9 S.W. 471
  • 1888 Tex. LEXIS 1172

Syllabus

<p>1. Immaterial Error.—Where the record shows that the jury could not rightfully bring in a different verdict, or one more favorable to the party complaining, the judgment upon such verdict will not be reversed.</p> <p>2. Homestead.—While the title of a vendee who has not paid for land in fact occupied by him as homestead is not good as against his vendor, still, as against all others his title is good, and the exemption as to-them is recognized.</p> <p>3. Practice in Supreme Court.—Where an error occurs in entering-the judgment below, insignificant in amount, and no steps were taken to have it corrected, costs will not be allowed on appeal upon the correction.</p>

Judges: Walker

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