Solari v. State
Citations
- 3 Tex. Ct. App. 482
Syllabus
<p>Notice of Appeal, given and entered of record in the court below, is an essential prerequisite to the appellate jurisdiction of this court. A record entry of such notice is the only evidence of it, and no presumption can supply its place. Even in a misdemeanor case, wherein a recognizance for an appeal is brought up in the transcript and recites that such notice was given, the record entry cannot be dispensed with or supplied by presumption.</p>
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- holding that cause of action not split where plaintiff brought separate tort and contract claims involving the same assault and injuries because the parties, subject matter and required proof of the allegations in the petition was different in the two cases
- action of customer against security company and supermarket for injuries sustained when assaulted on supermarket’s parking lot both grew out of same underlying transaction, but the parties, subject matter and petition allegations in the two cases are different
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Judges: Ector
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