Saylor v. Marx

Citations

• 56 Tex. 90

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal bond—Jurisdiction.— An appeal bond, executed by plaintiff in the court below, which has been approved by the district clerk, the sureties on which were sureties on plaintiff’s bond for costs, is sufficient to give the court jurisdiction in a case where the objection is waived by the failure of appellee to set it up in his motion within the time prescribed by the rules of court. Rules of Supreme Court, 8 and 9.</p> <p>2. Case discussed.— Daniels v. Larendon, 49 Tex., 219, discussed.</p> <p>3. Case distinguished. — This case distinguished from Labadie v. Dean, 47 Tex., 90.</p>