Swetman v. Sanders
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MARR, Judge,
Section A.—The controversy in this case is about a pre-emption homestead survey of 160 acres of land situated in Jack County. The verdict and judgment were rendered in the court below in favor of the plaintiff, C. B. Sanders, and the defendant, J. D. Swetman, has appealed. His counsel have presented twenty-one assignments of error, but it will not be necessary to notice all of them. Many of them are but repetitions of the same questions.
To properly present the case and the questions involved, it will be necessary to give a summary of the evidence. The following statement, as made…
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