Texas Supreme Court
Mills County v. Lampasas County.
April 15, 189790 Tex. 603
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court answered the certified question negatively, holding that Article 790 of the Revised Statutes applies only to ordinary claims against a county and does not govern a suit by a parent county to recover its proportionate debt from a newly created county. Accordingly, the claim need not be presented to the Commissioners Court of the new county, and the Commissioners Court lacks general authority over such county business.