Adams v. Jones

On Motion for Rehearing.

We have again carefully examined plaintiffs in error’s brief filed on February 1, 1937. The matters therein intended for assignments of error or propositions, or both, merely constitute disconnected arguments without reference to the particular action of the trial court intended to be complained of, and without reference to the transcript or statement of facts where same may be found. Under such circumstances, for the reasons as fully discussed in the original opinion, we are not authorized to consider this brief. In addition to the authorities heretofore cited, see 4 Corpus Ju-ris Secundum, Appeal and Error, § 1323, for an elaborate discussion on rules for briefing in Texas appellate courts, applicable here.

The motion for rehearing is overruled.