Giddings v. Fischer
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the First District, in an appeal from Hardin County. Giddings sued Fischer for the recovery of land, and had judgment therefor. On defendant’s appeal the judgment was reversed and rendered for appellant for a part of the land, and appellee, the plaintiff below, thereupon obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the Court
GAIHES, Chief Justice.
was an action of trespass to try title brought by the plaintiff in error to recover of defendant in error a tract of land of 524 acres lying in Hardin County, the field notes of which, as set out in the petition, are as follows: “Beginning at the N. E. cor. of a sur. made for F. Bridge of 640 acres. Thence N. 1200 vrs. the S. E. cor. T. & N. O. R. R. sur. Ho. 297. Thence H. 1041 vrs. stake on E. line of same. Thence E. 385 vrs. Kuykendall’s N. W. cor. Thence S. 950 vrs. his S. W. cor. Thence E. 1428 vrs. his S. E. cor. Thence S. 195 vrs. stake on N. line. Thence W. 535…
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