Drummond v. Benson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SLATTON, Justice.
Amy Benson, as next friend of her minor child, joined by her four other children and her deceased husband’s four brothers, brought this suit against James Newton Drummond, et al., to recover certain lands situated in Duval County, Texas. Drummond and his coparties moved to amend the judgment rendered by the District Court of Duval County in the year 1928. After notice and hearing the court entered the amendment “nunc pro tunc.” Amy Benson and her coparties attacked the judgment as amended. The ground of attack of Amy Benson and her children against the amended judgment was…
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