Boyd v. Hurd
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Jim Wells County Court; L. Broeter, Judge. Suit by T. H. Boyd against G. W. Hurd, Jr. From judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSwearingen, J.
This is a suit by T. H. Boyd, the appellant, to recover personal property from George W. Hurd, Jr. The cause was tried by the court without a jury, and judgment rendered in favor of the ap-pellee, who was defendant in the trial court.
Appellant alleged that the property, which consisted of a gasoline engine, a pump, iron pipe, pump rods, a water trough, and' some wire, were fixtures on the land subsequently purchased by him. It is alleged that the personal property described was affixed to the realty in 1912 by G. W. Hurd after purchasing the land on which a vendor’s lien was retained by the…
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