Breitling v. Chester
Texas Supreme Court
Error to Court of Civil Appeals for Fourth District, in an appeal from. Bexar County. The judgment in the trial court was reversed in the Court of Civil Appeals, and jurisdiction was had from a dissent in that court.
1Opinion of the Court
GAINES, Chief Justice.
—The plaintiffs in error in this court were the defendants in the trial court. The suit was brought by Amanda Chester, who is here the defendant in error, to recover a lot in the city of San Antonio. There was a judgment for the defendants, from which the plaintiff sued out a writ of error returnable to the Court of Civil Appeals. That court reversed the judgment and remanded the cause; but one of the judges having dissented, the defendants in error in that court applied for and obtained a writ.of error to this court. The defendants in the trial court claimed title under…
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