Garvin v. Hall

GARRETT, Presiding Judge,

Section B.—This suit was brought October 5, 1886, in the District Court of Dallas County, by the appellees Matilda Hall and others, the widow and heirs of H. H. Hall, deceased, against J. G. Garvin and John Weekly, for the recovery of certain premises situated in the city of Dallas. It was in form of trespass to try title, but the petition contained also allegations impeaching the validity of the execution by virtue of which the defendants acquired their title, which was at execution sale, and charged that there was no valid judgment in existence, and that the…