Pridgen v. Bonner
Citations
- 28 Tex. 799
Syllabus
<p>Where judgment by default had been rendered against the defendant as maker of a note, and there was miscalculation of interest, whereby the judgment was for a less amount than was due on the note, and the defendant prosecuted error, but assigned no errors, on motion of the defendant in error, this court corrected the miscalculation, reformed the judgment; and rendered it for the proper amount, and, on suggestion of delay, awarded damages on the reformed judgment.</p>
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