Johnson v. Burton
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Young. Tried below before Hon. A. H. Carrigan.
1Opinion of the Court
SPEEE, Associate Justice.
The appellees, husband and wife, sought an injunction before the District Court of Young County, restraining the sale of the land in controversy by the appellants upon the ground that the same constituted their homestead at the date of the levy of the writ of execution thereon by virtue of which such sale was threatened. Upon the final trial judgment was entered perpetuating the injunction.
The appellee E. D. Burton purchased the land in controversy in December, 1901, and got possession thereof January 1, 1902, except that his vendor did not move out of the house until…
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