Kirkland v. Oil Inv. Co.

This suit was instituted by Lloyd Kirkland, for himself and as next friend for his mindr brothers and sisters and Clara Miller and Lavelle Muldrow, joined pro forma by their respective husbands, against the Oil Investment Company and others, to recover an undivided one-half interest in 1,507.4 acres of land situated in Archer county, Tex., which had been purchased by said Oil Investment Com pany from L. J. Kirkland, the mother of plaintiffs. Since the date of its purchase, to wit, April 7, 1923, it was alleged that the investment company had been in possession of the property, and to have…