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· 7/1/1869

Schultz v. Herndon

Citations

  • 32 Tex. 390

Syllabus

<p>1— Notes sued on and filed with the petition, as exhibits, do not become parts of the petition, and can not be so treated in the determination of á demurrer to the petition, notwithstanding that they be referred to in the petition as parts thereof.</p> <p>2— A revenue stamp upon a note may well be cancelled by the initials of the payee instead of those of the maker.</p> <p>3— If there be a legal revenue stamp upon a note, whether such stamp be or be not cancelled, the note may be used as evidence in the courts of this State.</p>

Judges: Lindsay

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