McCamant v. Batsell

Supreme Court of Texas · Decided 1883-05-01

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Stayton, Associate Justice.— The court did not err in sustaining the exception to so much of defendant’s answer as set up that the *366 note and other indebtedness which the appellee claimed to have paid as surety for the defendant McCamant was based upon a “ gambling transaction ” by the defendant in cotton futures. The answer in this respect does not…

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