Harris v. Stark
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Fourth District, in an appeal from Menard County. Harris sued Stark for land and recovered. On defendant’s appeal the judgment was reversed and cause remanded. Harris then obtained writ of error on the ground that the ruling practically settled the case.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Brown
Sidon Harris sued Ennis Stark in the District Court of Menard County to recover 640 acres of land, consisting of two surveys of 320 acres each, which was granted by the State of Texas to F. Selks. Stark impleaded hi.s warrantors, Anna Mohr, Charles Mohr, Agnes Grandpre, Frank L. Muse and Henry L. Nuse. The ease was tried before the judge and resulted in a judgment for the plaintiff in error for the land. Appeal was taken, bills of exception prepared, signed and filed and a statement of facts made and approved by the judge who tried the case. After the transcript was filed in the Court of…
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