TRITICO v. TEXAS LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD

Moot Case — Appeal and Error.

Where the record reveals that the case was moot in the Court of Civil Appeals, that court should have reversed the judgment and dismissed the cause.

PER CURIAM:

An examination of the record in this cause, and especially the application for the writ of error, discloses that this cause was moot when decided by the Court of Civil Appeals. Under such a record, the Court of Civil Appeals should have reversed the judgment of the district court and dismissed the cause.

It is ordered by this Court that this writ be, and the same is hereby, granted; and the judgments of the district court and the Court of Civil Appeals are both reversed and the cause is dismissed.

Plaintiffs in error shall pay all costs in all courts.

Opinion delivered May 24, 1939.

Rehearing overruled June 21, 1939.