Opinion

Keith v. Guedry

  • 103 Tex. 160
  • 122 S.W. 17
  • 1910 Tex. LEXIS 273
Court
Texas Supreme Court
Filed
Feb 16, 1910
Status
Published
On the bench
Brown
Cited by
8 cases

The opinion

ON MOTION FOR REHEARING.

In stating its findings of fact the Court of Civil Appeals said, “the evidence tends to show that a certificate was filed with the field notes, but it had not been in the Land Office since the suit was filed and no witness, who testified, had seen it.”- “It may be assumed, as we will for the purpose of this appeal, that neither certificate was ever filed in the Land Office with the field notes of the survey.”

It will be seen that the case was presented to this court upon the *169 assumption of a fact which was equivalent to a finding by the Court of Civil Appeals and, in preparing the opinion, the fact was stated to be as it was assumed to be. The defendant in error files a motion for rehearing requesting a correction of the statement. We make the statement so that no prejudice to defendant in error may occur therefrom, but the opinion correctly states the substance of the finding of the Honorable Court of Civil Appeals. The motion will be overruled.

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