Wichita County v. Robinson

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• holding that a party’s examination of witnesses or offering of testimony constitutes a general appearance
• holding that statute permitting county tax assessor-collector to retain portion of fee for issuing title certificate as compensation in addition to county salary violated article XVI, section 61
• holding that statute permitting county tax assessor-collector to retain portion of fee for issuing title certificate as compensation in addition to county salary violated article XVI, section 61
• Holding an act declared to be void, is void from the beginning and was never valid nor enforceable at any time.
• party who examines witnesses or offers testimony makes a general appearance
• defining \salary\ as a fixed compensation for regular work

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• Wichita County v. Robinson
  Texas Supreme Court· 1955-03-23· cited 14×