Sanger v. Calloway

SHORT, Presiding Judge.

Inasmuch as the law of this ease depends upon a variety of facts, which the trial court found to be true, and which are not assailed by the Court of Civil Appeals, except in two immaterial particulars, we adopt the statement made in the application for the writ of error as being correct, together with the statement of the facts in the Court of Civil Appeals [37 S.W.(2d) 243]:

“Defendants in error, Calloway and wife, sued plaintiffs in error, Hubert Bookout and Chas. L. Sanger, alleging that on and prior to.the 9th of December, 1926, the property in controversy…