Jordan v. Crisp
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Justice.
Appellees received a judgment in the trial court but filed no brief supporting their position in the appeal of this cause of action. Following judgment in this court, both appellant and appellees filed a motion for rehearing. The original opinion, incorporated herein, ruled that appellees were entitled to one-half the funds received by appellant from the sale of cotton originally held by the appellees to secure cash advances made to appellant’s children. Appellant owned an undivided one-half of this cotton and his children owned an undivided one-half thereof. The value of the…
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