Dorman v. Malloy
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HIGHTOWER, Chief Justice.
Appellee, Frank J. Malloy, brought this action against the appellant, Clarence A. Dorman, for an injunction enjoining him from removing a fence situated on a portion of the property in controversy. Appellant counterclaimed for partition alleging that the parties hereto were co-tenants in the property. The appellee answered such cross-action by a general denial, a plea of “not guilty”, and by setting up the various statutes of limitation, claiming to be sole owner of the property described in such answer and cross-action. Appellee filed motion for summary judgment…
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