Moore v. Follett

Appellants challenge the correctness of a judgment rendered by the trial court, sitting without a jury’s aid, vesting, as against themselves, in the appellees — according to their severally determined interests — the title and possession of all the Samuel Moore 100 acres of land in the John McNeel league in Brazoria county, except the surface rights in an undivided one-half of the 80 acres remaining out of the 100 after what was known as the Irene Moore 20 acres had been deducted therefrom.

In doing so, they attack, as unwarranted under the law and evidence, these findings and conclusions of…