State v. Becknall

Citations

• 41 Tex. 319

Syllabus

<p>Bail bond.—A bail bond which, after stating the offense with which the principal is charged, states the court before which, the time when, and the place where he is required to appear, and concludes: “And then and there to be from term to term and day to day, and not to depart without permission of said court, or until said cause be finally determined,” is not vitiated by an omission to require the principal in terms to appear and answer the accusation against him.</p>