
    HOME BENEFIT ASS’N et al. v. DICKERSON.
    (No. 1268.)
    (Court of Civil Appeals of Texas. Beaumont.
    June 15, 1925.)
    Appeal and error &wkey;>569( I) — Statement of facts, not properly signed, not considered1.
    A statement of facts, not signed by counsel, trial judge, nor by official court reporter, cannot be considered for any purpose.
    2. Appeal and error t&wkey;>555 — Judgment affirmed, where assignments not reviewed in absence of statement of facts.
    Where assignments could not be reviewed in absence of statement of facts, and no fundamental error appeared on face of record, judgment must be affirmed.
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    Error from District Court, Henderson County; Ben E. Dent, Judge;
    Action by Ada B. Dickerson against the Home Benefit Association and others. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants bring error.
    Affirmed.
    Marvin Roberson, of Fort Worth, for plaintiffs in error.
    Miller & Miller, of Athens, for defendant in error.
   WALKER, J.

In this case appellant says, after having made some preliminary statements :

“However, it might be of some help to this court for me at this juncture to make a few statements, which will be substantiated by proper affidavits upon the submission of this case. These statements are as follows: The purported statement of facts in this case was not signed by counsel on either side, by the trial court, or by the official court reporter; the judgment in this case is not signed by the trial judge; none of the testimony as set forth in this transcript was had or introduced on the trial of the case.”

The assignments that appellant attempts to advance cannot be reviewed, in the absence of a statement of facts. Of course it requires no citation of authorities that the statement of facts brought forward by appellant cannot be considered by us for any purpose.

No fundamental error appearing on tbe face of tbé record, it is our order that the judgment of the trial court he, and the same is hereby, in all things affirmed.  