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Tourtelot v. Booker
160 S.W. 293
Tex. App.
1913
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*1 y. BOOKER TOURTELOT — Documentary (§ 340*) distinctly specify Evi 6. Evidence assignment that dence —Records of Courts. on, which must grounds relied error authorizing court,' copy of a A an order of incorporated previously been as- sell the bank to receiver a national the sets ler of the Comptrol- by bank, trial, error not and an authenticated motion for new presented Comp. by required Currency, as U. regarded as waived. be must 884, re- 1901, never order was but which § St. any merit there is not think We do any court, is in- made a minute corded or admissible of assignments, remaining for which an as order such order establish a court record. overruled; but, on account Evidence, cases, other see [Ed. Note.—For pointed out, above error Dig. Dig. 1294r-1301; 340.*] § Dec. §§ Cent. re- reversed, is trial Judgment Judgments— (§ 518*) Foreign 7. — manded. Attack. Collateral remanded. Reversed and objection a An not to such evidence upon attack an order collateral proof that was for there ever made. failure Judgment, cases, see other [Ed. Note.-—For v. BOOKER. al. Dig. et 962; Dig. 518.*] 961, § Cent. Dec. §§ Foreign Appeals Judgment (Court El Paso. of Texas. (§ 934*) of Civil on 8. —Actions 6, Rehearing, 26, Judgment Nov. 1913. On June —Limitations. 1913.) may be of limitations The statute upon aof to an in sister edy, action defense Judgment (§ 822*) Judgments of Fob- 1. — the rem- affected since such eign Sufficiency. -State — gov- right, therefore not money judgment, in another rendered A erned the law of forum. upon a indebtedness state confession cases, Judgment, other [Ed. Note.—For see having a the defendant without been 1766-1768; Dig. Dig. 1764, § Dec. §§ Cent. filed, that laws the is was 934.*] state, the court rendered against a sentence shows that and which party and of one in favor Judgment upon Judg (§ 934*) 9. —Actions final, definite, other, it is a ment-Limitations. binding upon the law sentence of absolute providing 3361, 1895, art. Under Rev. St. parties, full faith to which is a judg- issued not execution given. credit must judgment may year, ment within one Judgment, cases, brought see Note. —Por other [Ed. revived 10 scire facias or action within 1496-1500; 1488-1490, Dig. judg- years after, Dec. Cent. §§ not an Dig. foreign state, § 822.*] more than 10 ment of rendered years prior to the commencement of the ac- 822*)— 35*) Judgment (§ 2. Evidence (f — tion, is- which execution never was Fobeign Judgment State —Constitu sued, revived, is barred. never tional Pbovisions. Judgment, cases, [Ed. Note.—For other see clause of the fed- full faith credit The Dig. Dig. 1764, 1766-1768; § Cent. Dec. §§ Constitution, re- does not § article eral 934.*] judicial knowledge quire take one another; but, when those laws the laws proved was judgment Judgment Judg (§ 910*) —Actions facts, shown ment-Limitations. conformity therewith, (Rev. 1895, art. Under that article St. given must be same effect 3361), itation ment, for issued, if no execution has been the lim- which it ren- would have begins judg- entry to run from dered. expiration year allowed Evidence, eases, execution; see and, [Ed. other Note. —For execution has been where Judg Dig. 35;* Dig. issued, suance of the last Dec. § Cent. §§ the time runs from the is- date of the Dig. ment, 1500; 1454, 1488-1490, 1496- execution, §§ Cent. within time Dig. 822.*] § Dec. allowed law. Judgment, cases, other [Ed. Note.—For see Banking (§ 287*) Banks —Receivebs Dig. Dig. 1732-1737; 910.*] Cent. Dee. §§ § —Sale Assets —Oedeb Coubt. 5234, pro- Comp. § U. S. St. Under (§ 84*) 11. Limitation of Actions —Accrual viding may sell a national bank receiver of Party Judgment. —Absent —Action order, an bank of a court the assets facts defendant had competent jurisdiction, such order of record is years not resided the Texas for 10 next before prerequisite valid sale receiver. bringing of an action cases, see Banks foreign prevent opera- aof state does not Dig. 1089-1104, 1126, Banking, Dec. §§ Cent. limitations, tion of the statute of absentee clause of the statute Dig. 287.*] § apply does parties living outside nonresidents or Wokds Phbases —“Coubt Recobd.” right of state action. of the accrual of time history of A “court of record” is one the writing perpetuated whose cases, Note.—For other (quoting [Ed. see Limitation by and duly some authorized Words Dig. 439-448; Dig. Actions, 1686-1688). of § Cent. pp. §§ Phrases, vol. 84.*] —348*) Documentary (§ Evi 5. Evidence — Judgment Foreign Recobds of Courts of Sister dence States. (§ —Actions Judgment —Limitations. Records of the courts of sister state 3359, providing Rev. St. art. proved by copies upon foreign judgments thereof authenticated actions are bar- required Comp. 1901, 905, St. § U. S. laws of the state red where the copies duly must witness, but it Texas, examined some shall be was rendered ment be shown that order has that, not, first so barred and action shall be whether proof brought thereof can entered of record before made in one who pre- of these forms. in the state within next resided ceding upon any action, Evidence, [Ed. other Note.—For 1361-1383; rendered more than 10 348.*] before. Dig. Key-No. Rep’r topic & Series Deo. see same ana NUMBER in Indexes other cases section *For *2 (Tes. 160 SOUTHWESTERN REPORTER of the of limita- der other articles and cumulative virtue of the Bank ‘National tion. Congress o'f Act’ of of United States Judgment, cases, see America, thereto, amendatory and acts and Dig. Dig. 1764, 1766-1768; Cent. Dec. § §§ authorized to do business a national 934.*] banking association, and ever said Judgment— Judgment (§ 934*) Eoeeign — date, up day April, and to the 23d of . Provisions —Limitation Constitutional fed- and clause of the The full faith' credit transacted and dent to said national on carried such business inci- right of eral Constitution does not restrict banking the. association prescribe a reasonable the state to thereof; whereas, and on or about judgments period of actions for day April, 1896, 23d of said national bank sister states. Judgment, insolvent, Comptroller [Ed. other was Currency Note.—For and 1764, 1766-1768; Dec. § §§ America, of the United States of 934.*] after due examination of the affairs Judgment (§ For —Actions Bank, said Grand Forks National and there- eign — Judgment Limitation —Dormant becoming from satisfied that said Grand Judgment. insolvent, in North rendered A Forks National Bank was or about the on did Rev. Codes dormant which has become day April, 1896, 23d declare 5200,5210, (N. D.) of that insolvency exist, and did and assume courts, be enforced cannot as construed charge bank; an Texas. action in take affairs of said Judgment, cases; see other whereas, [Ed. Note.—For heretofore, wit, and about above-named Dig. 928.*] day August, 1896, 15th Court, plaintiff El Paso Coun- Appeal was, Comptrol- District Judge. ty Wlalthall, ; Currency A. M. ler United States and others America, E. Tourtelot duly appointed C. Action receiver of the Judgment against for the Booker. L. E. aforesaid, Grand Forks National Bank and plaintiffs appeal. Affirmed. defendant, duly qualified and thereafter upon as such and entered discharge his duties as re- appel- Paso, Scott, for El MeBroom & ceiver, and ever since said date has and Falvey, Burges, Turney and T. A. lants. still is such receiver and in ap- Paso, Weeks, El all of Stanton & bank; whereas, capital assets of said and pellee. stock the said Forks Grand National Bank Appellants Tourtelot McKENZIE, E. C. day April, 1896, J. on the 23d Hogan on the 21st filed this suit and T. D. 2,000 par each; shares of the value $100 day September, in the district whereas, day June, on the 14th appellee, Tex., county, of El Paso Comptroller Currency said Booker, to recover L. E. America, having United States of ascertained Dakota. in a district court assets, property, and determined that the jury upon plaintiff’s before a Trial was had credits said association were insufficient original petition, defend- first amended pay liabilities, provid- and, to ed its debts and plaintiffs’ answer, first and ant’s Congress, said acts of made assess- judg- petitions. supplemental second requisition upon ment the shareholders as follows: to be ment sued Bank, of the said Grand Forks National Forks, D., County Grand and N. each $100 each of Grand “State capital Court, share of the said First Judicial stock District Forks. District. E. C. by them, respectively, Tourtelot, held time owned at the as Receiver default, Forks, of its and at Bank time said National of Grand Grand Forks insolvent, Plaintiff, Booker, bank was found to be and so de- L. E. Comptroller clared said to be insolvent Defendant. aforesaid, plaintiff as ceiver and directed the as re- Judgment. “Confession proceed- necessary thereof to take all ings, otherwise, Booker, county city “I, enforce L. E. liability Dakota, extent the said individual of do Forks Grand shareholder^; hereby said said confess favor assessment herein necessary Tourtelot, because it was to enable E. as receiver the Grand C. pay Bank, Forks, D., the receiver to said debts and N. liabili- Forks for Grand National Comptroller ties, $31,000, and the said mak- the sum of authorize ing said me, assessment found and decided that therefor ment be entered purpose paying legal it was for the with day thereon from the 14th liabilities, July, debts D. A. 1897. This confession of said as- requisition required justly owing sessment and is for debt due and that payment E. C. Tourtelot as receiver of to the said assessment thereof be made to July 14, 1897, the Forks, facts, Forks National Bank of or before Grand Grand this all arising upon D., following thereof; defendant had due notice whereas, to wit: Whereas the said the said L. Grand Forks and E. Book- was, day er, April, 1896, Bank on or the 6th on the 23d National of about wás .organized days prior February, 1885, duly thereto, D. more A. than 30 un- topic Dig. Key-No. Rep’r *For other cases see same NUMBERin &Am. section Series & Indexes BOOKER Court, cap- Hassell, A. D. 1897. L. K. Dist. Clerk is, shares of still of 310 the owner By Deputy. Hurst, Seal.]” [Dist. A. C. Court National Forks ital stock of said Grand Bank, books and the same stands pe substance, alleged,' trial name; where- in his association *3 Tourtelot, of tition the of the Forks, the time that the said at as, thereof, facts herein- reason and recovery judgment, of was receiver said forth, defend- before set the above-named Grand Bank of Grand National Forks plaintiff said said ant indebted to rendering D.,N. the court and that capital said Grand 310 shares stock of having record, jurisdiction judgment the general jurisdiction, was court of $100 rate of Forks National at the Bank of had and said one of and and each person of the sub of. the defendant and the ject-matter, $31,000; stock, sum of shares of in all the laws of the that under the and whereas, and defendant has the said judgment entered state of North Dakota the became the amount in said favor part paid assessment, nor the aforesaid binding judgment for valid and thereof, from thereon and there now due stipulated judgment in plaintiff, by rea- said defendant said and Tourtelot as receiver of said aforesaid, sum of of said son $31,000, the facts against Booker, that the said the said and rate with thereon at said Booker as receiver and the Tourtelot cent, July 14, per per of annum from only parties al It was to the suit. were the my day August, hand 10th “Witness this alleged this so suit the said that at the time of Booker, A. E. Defendant. D. 1897. Lewis judgment full valid and of was County Dakota, “State of North Grand Da force and virtue kota, the state duly being Booker, first Forks —ss.: L. E. judgment Dako in North and that the deposes says law, according sworn that and aside; appealed from nor had not set ta that no signed fore- who he is the part paid; that of it had been going statement, and he is the defend- that owing, under and and entire amount was due the the defendant. named; ant therein he is indebted that against laws of enforceable Texas was of the Forks, the said E. C. Grand Forks National receiver Tourtelot alleged that-aft It was also Bank of Grand judgment in the district er was obtained said D., $31,000, with interest sum of of re Dakota the said Tourtelot court of North cent, per per thereon annum at rate bank, signed that as receiver July 14, 1897, from there are no and that appointed qualified B. one W. Wood was as receiver same, and that the facts stated offsets to stead; thereafter his foregoing and statement confession acting bank, Wood, as receiver of said said L. are true. Booker. E. judgment, authority, proper sold said “Subscribed and sworn to me this assignment appel due course Milne, day August, 10th 1897. Jennie same, and enti owners of lants became the Notary [Notarial Seal.] Public. recovery thereon, and tled to that under Court, in “To the District Clerk said laws of the state North Dakota the County and for the of North the are Forks and State Grand per judgment rate of bears interest Dakota: Under and virtue cent, ap per date, and from its annum you foregoing statement, confession and pellants of defendant should recover hereby directed to enter there- judgment, with interest there amount of the in favor cent, said therein per per annum. on at 7 against named, said defendant for answered, alleging, in sub- $31,000, the sum of with interest thereon stance, North Dakota the district court of cent, per per the rate of 7 annum from the jurisdiction deter- was without to hear and day together July, 1897, 14th costs of with the judg- against him, mine or to enter said cause by you. this action taxed against him, because was not served he ment Forks, Dakota, Dated at Grand Au- any process issuing out of said gust 27, Judge Fisk, 1897. Charles J. pending, appear- nor did he enter a suit then District Court. pending ance or confess foregoing “In accordance with the con- judg- against, him in said and that the judgment, order for fession for said reason null and ment sued judgment plaintiff hereby in favor of the 10-year . also void. Defendant statute of Dakota Tourtelot, as E. C. receiver the state of limitation of Forks, National Bank of Grand Grand Forks the state Texas as de- against D., L. recovery E. Book- appellants’ against alleged N. er, fense $31,000 for the sum of and interest on judgment, him said and further day July, from 14th said amount had ever issued out that no execution cent, per per annum, being judg- at 7 North Dakota said said court $259.19, ; thereof, sum costs disburse- that said ment and being herein, $2, making the sum ments laws of the state of virtue $31,261.19. Texas, total and of the state of Dakota North dormant, void, Fisk, without force or effect “Witness the Honorable Charles J. filing suit, judge district, First of this time of of at the my plaintiffs not be re- hand and the seal of that August, was also that the 27th the district this cover thereon. (Tes. REPORTER 160 SOUTHWESTERN tire ed” only The tions instructed the defendant, close was entered for defendant the statutes of North not resided in the state of Texas for 10 having has been absent the the judgment was entered. That under the laws of limitation tolled exclusive of North Dakota the for entry as sided out of said of his absence shall shall mencement of such action.” That since the commenced within son into the tively action shall accrue shall be out of the tiffs’ ment. which statute is as follows: “Section 5210. of action shall have accrued such and remain when the kota the applicable to alleged, ant further Exception. Dakota to effect, was barred at the time this themselves of the statutes of Dakota and of this state plaintiffs ment, the state ed to them in any Appellants’ The case was tried with a judgments, any part judgment by affidavit, state operation assignment, act necessary plaintiffs’ supplemental petitions recovering suit; depart thereunder, brings next before the revive said limited Dakota, or to they may as Dakota, space in substance: That statute which the court’s refusal to the state of North suspended. means for *4 provided- jury to keep which was testimony limitation of the Absentee. from and keep Texas, of the time required by state; first continuously but was judgments their jury after of said the to notice favor of the defendant was defendant, and do one state North plaintiffs same with therefrom ever since said assignment return right the term's general and that the renewal of predecessors in so has and if after such cause the return for against any person, the renewal or revival That the defendant has the indebtedness was made the two and four year more, running and that the court reside out that absent from that return only If, prevents the defendant has re- in statute filing done, limited trial. to revive said into such action the laws under force North Da- when the absent accordingly. expired. verdict for cumulative. the deemed or taken ployed had not availed several while jury. as recovered provided the of error of this suit in review the statutes of state herein questions institution of of limitation was not the peremptorily peremptorily for time within the or statutes verdict for the the therefrom force After the this state such title the com- suspends the time ology deem proposi- or to laws Defend- may is bas- and of the respec- person it was period period them. plain- North that state, year fail- volved per- en- in- he be do it credit shall public stitution, such this state. which had ed, would was obtained cedure is for us to some constitutional North state it North Dakota court forms final It is We are of validity is, and its that the sentence is ferentially, the more form. ed the court. not duce ion that stance same the parties; law. of the leaves Apparently be tested the its are further of it adverse against definite, final, and absolute to special exceptions. and decisive of the of that state appears is a sentence expressly Am. Dec. rendition sustain law of state North err nature it is our true that judgment. Under article would substance adjudicating faith We conforms should be acts, Being money judgment, nothing Dakota, that recovery state of North and judgment appears Its form is not application evidence the that the parties, it void because of that fact. and as such it must be the say, modern the above every that that jurisdiction permitting form. and credit in this records the the not be any particular other, opinion filed, yet judgment its substance rather provided to Cyc. in the absence of to be provision state, appeal, judicial it is given judgment of a used, case should 1 Black Scott v. be in scope entry accordance with doctrine, shows stipulated It the law and suit was filed 4, 1, the matter in by statute, Nor is it p. authorized, to inhibition case. determined in the future. the face We and that favor such the affidavit gauged by requirements, court rendered at the appears and is that the laws North Dakota Dakota. in a court of but very which we think vital was valid that “full of the character of the judicial proceedings is sufficient in under the laws of directly, the defendant. Burton, apparently United States Con has the sanction of each to be plaintiffs in controversy and at the time of Hamman v. binding material, terms also of the outset, however, and Judgments, clearly sentence such without essential the absence of therefrom that of the state of state subject-matter the language or that same state to the regular, adjudication, According procedure controversy. certain, proof the amount and act of the faith and confessing one procedure given court did it as to intro than its As laws indicate between it and as phrase provid record not is not before it has to toas party Lew stat opin to is to is a is a pro sued con sub § and act, em the the in its v. BOOKER Constitution This, proved, matters be take then becomes such judgment tained; and, tained was in receiver, ed, ed ficient if pellants The court sale of the the sale authorizing clusive a Warren a sale or lows: conclusive in that state pose by Forks National Bank of Grand evidence in all thorizing with his seal of bank then in a two hundred and utes of and all nals. conveyance section 884 of copies ever Statutes of have clerk’s coming tion has hundred and Section 5234 of United States or wafer.” [3] copy every copy proved cases law courts of another paper Currency, authenticated judicial knowledge faith It petition been ever filed with that such laws entered signed by state authorizing An is to petition in satisfied, office course, “Every Comptroller for it is well-settled 1901, provides B. other state.” sought refused to papers of minutes shall be Warren would impression this state. fact, disposition contended shall judgment by usage it Wood, receiver, the sale executed be considered an order dated evidence order implies remaining twenty-seven,- in the hands is shown in the minutes of original copy conformity credit does and order which, one certificate, pursuance places assets any court, acted which section reads as fol office, as duty of the B. was. order were authenticated his twenty-six specified not mean should given pay United prove “O. J. valid Wood, equally by the said office, receiver make the This like other that the in fact obtained. state where rendered. as follows: upon, where assets such seal of shall be court; offering nothing appellants that, any the same as made on wax do be filed the bank Fisk, assignment, States seeking circulating provision courts; receiver, of a Currency state where ob- nor certified law, but valid and con- Comptroller Compiled court or assets September 22, it was was valid laws of North judgments court to receiver, sections seal, Forks, rule in this any Judge,” in evidence received facts, was either petition directly when once the Grand more any we being or appear Compiled would effect fifty-two jurisdiction to make have laws, shall “On and all associa- authenticated render- record by to dis sealed origi court. order N. D. must Stat- fifty- than give also suf him Ap necessary prerequisite ob- au be- by ords, by association, in in receiver, ler, bility may belonging Turner v. Treasurer of the the order such must be had and obtained This order debts, and, insolvent bank is proceedings.” real and tion, position 22; 200; 434; v. Tex. assets of er, required report court *5 thority 775; piled C.) Ct. perpetuated 79 W. 853. of a record. being whose authorized quires record such speaks those whose acts enrolled, territory, Phrases, tionary “The [4] It will be Shackelford, [5] 52 La. Ann. 295, 89 Fed. shall take testimony. may, on such sell Barrett v. association, and assets of Ellis judge. a pay People’s some one Section acts of the Statutes of 1901 of fhe to the imply proceedings of territory, of courts of from the re Third court, of 45 A defines a bank personal property or vol. 14 W. record or order from a record, given or Richardson, if v. court over the assets of the bank. It L. collect all person 11; duly recorded, in S. that the order must be terms compound Little, Comptroller proceedings, The court must be it, and, history 905 of the United States Com 2, p. before sale Ed., 440; as Bank stockholders. by having the direction possession 1613, 8 writing. Henrietta National all National Bank to the of record has been defined can be any country like Comptroller, last-quoted courts of record as Tex. Civ. In distinguished Legislature enforce seen that of authorized authorized, United 569; every as the court record it or 27 money 28 South. re United v. country competent jurisdiction, order, competent debts, dues, duly Kan. persons. 180 U. S. court Francis, receiver to Earle all bad provides whose Richardson v. Turn Wallace v. Hood description Also it is of the Black’s States, the seals of such perpetual App. pay recorded . 707, of such all his States, speaks by (C. C.) any Such and also make individual lia- person subject an 158; from an order proceedings made to (D. C.) when an act 660, record. This shall 8 N. D. any assets or doubtful 41 Am. jurisdiction Words books, 87, sell statute re and claims order sale subject Comptrol- make dis Law Dic Bank, Beckham acts receiver, debts of receiver. 29 S. W. obtained court of required shall be state or associa- of such 21 follows: is there memory 92 Fed. direct; all 4 Fed. to of courts of an some Rep. of Sup. rec- au (C. 78 as a a

.recover court. have failed to show that They nor sufficient evidence to that there was such an order. The that collateral attack could not be made as were found in said assignment, any fact, and we hold that the troller cause, etc., Beilharz, 88 there was same against ed, cannot attack court mean, however, that court of record can be made the record. There must first be shown that tire would be were never corded or made a action. year North Dakota in bar of shows entered on the 27th sued son [7] [6] but in this papers assets want whereof it was insufficient to failed to connect statute of the trial the defendant were Appellants has authorizing because said 68 Tex. They the order if the order had been He no been are of not such an which were not inadmissible was a dormant filed also with same. proof execution has ever issued were inadmissible as action. The case there shown to be the records of said bank. admissible collaterally entered limitation contend that the defendant opinion the sale S. papers themselves, minute judgment, 5 S. any court, W. authority proof themselves, by proper Comptroller’s office, is they prove W. that said plaintiffs’ officeof It undisputed a failure of of in evidence. evidence in this of an both pleaded are entitled to might August, 1897, extraneous minutes. This does rendered a because sale. order of for the nor receiver Texas any St. is an copies plaintiffs order cause proof ever be true support Comp *6 Louis, which and court. proof proof prov They sale, rea- any not en 10- re of foreign of of of according these remarks. situs of after. is instituted, tation are to be nation for its own convenience and Limitations statute the law of the are to be ly well settled where formity the may of after the date fashioned by the 10 It is then By where execution has not months and it are to be to the law of cution and manner of the Bank, against date of the [9, According not its own views of a law,’ rendition of 10] debt, brought obliged they has years has not Revised Statutes terms nation. As a contract. after the rendition revived a operates nature of the remedies and says interpreted by barred. Wilcox v. First National regulated and not are order from mere issuance of (2d from its the universal contract, Story, J., the issued within months after forum, he, made; * * * This Ed.) that remedies own depart a merely The, considered place the date proceedings judgment, an action ‘are instituted justice scire to our by thereon commences to run wants statute revived rule, the controls.” Wood ’ reason of from own notions last execution there- is the law of the W. where the facias, judgment, p. upon pursued according not issued within obvious. law of rule statutes, and customs. statutes of within 12 just mentioned, its is a rule thereon such comity to fall the law of propriety, rule on contracts or an action that, scire Limitation judgment, judgment, art. the by regulated is in con 10 action is and not remedy, benefit, ‘Courts if exe within within as the facias equal years place place from rule, limi time any It BOOKER of this 3 S. W. 725. The on, tion within the time this state bar its date becomes dormant the time if it has not been by years execution has issued tion, of 10 of issuance tion execution issues within 10 date ment ment active within one statute, issue, gence, sued rendition. judgment the ment the last ing of from laws execution has issued leib, we fendant full the statute does not This, too, of action Rep. 766; 29 S. W. ford, L. Tex. v. 106; 522, gett, in the District 1895,provides on a other state or Snoddy Cage, W. country, such state [1 1] In [12, often becomes Jemison, 131 and not from parties living Ed. 614, period hold, 13] period collection of the debt 87 issued, it then remains 25 N. E. within the suit. A of limitation from the date of Habermann v. 88 before the years 88 Tex. tne date of its only otherwise or an act of instance state. this 172, barred. v. 53 Am. St. stated, has not resided issuance of barred, for a of the last without this state. Article 682; in view of 1 Habermann v. of 10 Hence, year, dormant, suit. of other from the time 590, last after 177; and this a matter execution is 375, Wootters v. 588, territory 368, 373, 30 S. W. as follows: of be period it is year Wheeler v. last country U. period It expiration 5 Tex. 30 W. or decree execution, the time Columbia Bradshaw v. execution revived event barred, of this 31 S. 10 L. R. in order does not Rep. 763; statutes of S. S. execution judgment the time of the Heidrich, time mentioned, but barred. prescribed from failure to executions; but, if no diligence the absentee clause 336, Sup. without the apply of more the last act of next that other executions of one rendition, 106; activity is also of the 'United Revised execution W. such action would 545; law, Heidrich, issued Hall, prescribed in 10 9 date of its fact that this “Every of 10 when the in 10 become Wheeler, under the or in rendered in then such A. years from the only 618, to nonresidents Cotton scire Wilson v. is barred. or act North Dakota year diligence. Lynch 66 S. W. execution, or, Huff Craw than 10 that since limitation 613; Embrey keep barfed state issue by laws for a Mayfield, once issued Howard, the laws of years thereon, Statutes of years from any foreign 53 Ct. 546, judgment be action facias the laws necessity dormant, or decree after 66 v. v. Am. the de 134 accrual barred. of dili for the of this within not is 776, execu v. Ort period execu States, rendi bring Rand, pertains in 10 judg S. W. years judg judg from 31 S. Dag 795; up Ill. articles mentioned So or than St. If 33 18 such action.” It is our preceding there; cle the other if the cause of action is barred Dakota, sided in also barred effect, then, sister state are has a recover barred and stitution of the United States does strict reasonable tions v. 1899 provided tions has accrued ready ings expiration 5200 time the cause from the that Code the Section 5200 of said Code riod of limitation kota, execution from the date when cannot be enforced 104 W. dered continually said tween section absentee the cause of and neither one controls or whether, v. incapable state. there. Nor do we us to Cahn, supra, incapable full faith affect the supra ten period; during (supra) based on in Weisbecker although need not decide set out Under section decide whether a cause right Dakota unless it be first Under the this state herein. As under the years the Laws state. articles of such action that executions under the laws we hold that issued debtor, judgments right of action has accrued of said Code 20 How. to the statutes of 513, here, the issuance whether so barred which the absent from *7 10 for that there is no thereon and section 5210 being in the statement suit was and credit remedy, action Supreme 5210, judgments urged of action just quoted Construing after prescribe of a state to commencing during when the and section apply or decree last-quoted article, provided for in section authority think it enforced limitation of this in that v. stated, period which time within 10 held that the commencement here the after as a defense. plaintiffs and as such the state of limitation of that dormant, Cahn, sister states. excepts otherwise who Court of North to different judgment L. Ed. 811. clause not, period of 10 are barred may cause of action provides a. affects the other. these sections pertains statutes of incumbent execution. limitation acts Revised Codes debtor ten shall period of Weisbecker connection an action the against limitations at the time 14 N. D. cumulative brought upon question from the 5500, judgment is the state prescribe of the Con- issue years and it was in North is absent judgment have re- enforced of action the arti- upon an has been brought. not, no that ac matters, not re- revived Giving within during Bacon at the years. plead whom state, more it is next 390, ren The Da ac- pe be al (Tex. REPORTER SOUTHWESTERN charge recover dormant, must under the revived a suit it could be allegations petition. of his instituted the state eases, Trial, [Ed. Note.—For other see Cent. great since we are Dig. 705-713, 715, 718; §§ weight authority judgment which has 296.*] been allowed dormant under to become Appeal (§ and Error —Harmless laws of the it was rendered state where Error —Instructions. showing jury In the absence that the cannot state, action in another be enforced probably alleged were an presume influenced error in for such enforcement would allow instruction, Appeals the Court of cannot give be to had no effect effect to that which they influenced, were even though ren- the state where said was erroneous. Appeal Ed.) (2d Eng. Law dered. & Enc. of Error, 4038-4046; §> 1002; Chapman Chapman, 13, p. vol. v. 1031.*] Louis, etc., v. Kan. St. 29 Pac. Jackson, Appeal W. Baker Court, Mo. County; from District Harris opin- Stonebraker, Kittrell, Mo. We are of Judge. Norman G. judgment being therefore, that, ion, dor- Action C. J. Loofs the Houston of this Company. institution mant at the time of the & Texas Central Railroad From plaintiff, plain- appeals. for suit in the state of to maintain Affirmed. tiffs should not be state. it in this cause of Lane, Storey, Baker, Botts, Wolters & Par- indicated, opin- are of we be affirmed. For reasons Garwood, Vinson, ker & and Wm. A. all of ion that the Houston, appellant. Guynes Colgin, Affirmed. appellee. Houston, for Rehearing. On HARPER, C. J. was a This suit for dam- Upon appellants’ request, addi- we make ages personal injuries by plain- suffered legal findings fact, follows: The tional wife, Loofs, alleged tiff’s Emma to have been of interest rate alighting sustained while from a train of August 27th, North Dakota on state of appellant Fairbanks, at the town of Harris per per annum, and that centum was seven January county, per per the le- has been centum annum Appellee’s seven gal passenger wife was a on one appellant’s rate of Houston, Tex., of Fairbanks, Tex., trains from of trial to the date last-named date alleges that she was injured of El Paso in the district court alighting the cause from the train at Fair- rehearing county. grounds is over- motion petition fon banks. The servants, agents, ruled. were: “That and employés pas- of the train and * * * sengers, carelessly negligently safely discharge failed to well and Fairbanks in that anything her CO. LOOFS. & T. C. R. HOUSTON failed to furnish her Appeals step (Court steps El Texas. Paso. from the of Civil Rehearing Denied *8 Oct. leaving same, the said car fail- 1913.) Nov. leaving ed to render her the said car and assistance (§ Appeal required, the circumstances and Error Questions — Court —Instructions. in Trial stop place at so failed to the train special charge requested to no was Where arranged by in Fairbanks the defendant for instruction, ain error in an cure an consequence discharging passengers, its injuries passenger’s railroad plaintiff alighting, if alighted injured.” verdict which directed a which she and was De- required failed to exercise defendant by general fendant answered sumed risk. denial and as- plaintiff inducing” permitting care “in alight did not petition dangerous place, when the aat appellant’s only assignment allege first and in- that defendant alight plaintiff place, such a predicated duced following of error exception pleadings, taken was charge of the court: up- permit evidence be deemed sufficient will paragraph “The court erred the fifth as a the instructions whole were which jury predicated. to the which reads follows: instructions, you Appeal ‘Guided, these if believe 662-676; 641, 660, Error, plaintiff passenger thé was a on defend Dig. 216.*] alleged, ant’s train on the date and that when (§ 296*) Curing 2. Trial she tempted the station Error —Instruc reached of Fairbanks at she — tions. alight train, neg- petition merely alleged a Where agent or servant of the whose company ligence by ing discharging instruction defendant railroad fail- duty safety to look it was out for her stop train a certain station for passengers degree did authorize alighting, prudence, care, failed to use that directing a verdict for precaution safety for her “inducing” plaintiff negligent in you charged devolved law train, the error in the in- to descend from paragraph part him, and that cured another struction topic Key-No. Rep’r & see same and section NUMBERin *For other cases Series Indexes as therein bond and appoint Comptroller security receiver, mentioned, he deems as Currency may and is require proper. of him default, forthwith notes Such The records and any courts such other country, any United within the judicial proceedings proved territory, affixed thereto. or admitted in or of States, any (Tex. REPORTER SOUTHWESTERN 160 298 the court with a or proved, judicial proceedings and shall them in as the state original properly authenticated, who has state shall be other court within the United States when act. This proving the attestation of the tion is in due form. while another ed said mings, state. Proof dence with the presiding magistrate, they copy, judicial proceedings it will be have certificate witness (on from which annexed, compared is not the such faith and file copy court within sufficient original proved or order. law or -who seen that is admissible as an if there be made only method, of a has examined the And clerk, usage court); or admitted judge, copy proof prima , are taken.” From court of so the United file courts of a sister required by read Harvey .credit the said attesta in the courts offered in authenticated, Chief in said and, some witness seal, together said records records however, given to v. Cum him the when a sister examin facie of Justice, ownership seal States copy evi 216; 32 S. W. limitations of fendant was a nonresident North is a well-settled rule that v. Tex. Fessendon v. Boyd, and has resident The defendant about It the cause that on when the defense to an sister state. same, suit to revive

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[8] was admitted Clay, on the 21st 560; Spann Tilliard v. May 1, nor has 10 L. Ed. plaintiffs is well 13 Tex. ever Barrett, Snoddy revive this state has resided same, since said action on resided residing McElmoyle Hall, settled as a 195; August 27, 1897, or their until the been Crummerford, same, 11 Tex. Civ. v. fact outside of said Allison v. without said may Cage, personal time rendered, September, predecessors Cyc. or to this state the statute 480; Cohen, filing the state 5 Tex. 61; App. Nash, contracts bring 20 Tex. Reid trial taken state. of a Clay 106; date non- de- “It U. of in v.

Case Details

Case Name: Tourtelot v. Booker
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Texas
Date Published: Jun 26, 1913
Citation: 160 S.W. 293
Court Abbreviation: Tex. App.
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