Clayton v. Jobe
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
• SELLERS, Justice.
Wallace Jobe and T. D. Templeton brought separate suits against William Clayton in the district court of Gregg county. Both suits were brought for the purpose of recovering-their respective interest in certain lands located in Gregg county, and hy an alternative plea -both Jobe and Templeton sought to cancel quitclaim deeds executed by them to Clayton on the ground of fraud in securing their execution. These cases were consolidated and tried to a jury, and on the jury’s verdict the court entered judgment for Jobe and Tem-pleton canceling their respective quitclaim deeds to…
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