G. W. Isbell v. H. H. Lennox

Summary

The Texas Supreme Court affirmed the judgments of the trial court and the Court of Civil Appeals, holding that the plaintiffs' objections to the trial judge's charge did not satisfy the statutory requirement of Art. 1971, R.S. 1911 (Art. 2185, R.S. 1925) and therefore were waived, and that a party who fails to object to the main charge cannot demand a special charge that conflicts with it.