Booth v. H. P. Drought & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ALEXANDER, Justice.
This suit was brought by Mrs. Fannie Booth and others against H. P. Drought & Co. primarily for the purpose of canceling a purported deed of trust in so far as it affected 46 acres of land out of a certain 100-acre tract owned by plaintiffs in Limestone county. Plaintiffs claimed that the purported lien was void because the property constituted a part of the homestead of John Booth, now deceased, and his wife, Fannie Booth, at the time they executed said deed of trust. The jury rendered a verdict on special issues favorable to the defendant, and judgment was entered…
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