Wood v. Warren
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error to District Court, Haskell County; James B. Thomas, Judge. Action by E. Moseley against R. W. Warren and others in which Warren vouched in John A. Wood. There was a judgment for plaintiff against defendant, and judgment over in favor of him against Wood, and Wood brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtSpeer, J.
E. Moseley filed suit in the district court of Haskell county complaining of Mayes, Leslie, Helton, Beasly, Grisham, Stanfield, Walker, Allen, and R. W. Warren; the action being as to all of the defendants, except Warren, one of trespass to try title and essentially a boundary suit, and as to Warren one to recover upon his warranty as a vendor of the land in the event the other defendants had Judgment against plaintiff. Warren vouched in his grantor, John A. Wood., seeking Judgment against him in the event plaintiff recovered upon his (Warren’s) warranty. On the trial judgment was entered for…
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