Smart v. Panther
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Titus County. Tried below before Hon. R. T. Wilkinson, Special Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
TALBOT, Associate Justice.
J. H. King died intestate on the 29th day of December, 1897, leaving surviving him three heirs at law, to wit: J. J. King, Mrs. Peggie Smart and Mrs. Bettie Zarr. A small lot of land in the town of Mt. Pleasant, upon which there was situated a two-story brick house constituted his entire estate, which house and lot is the subject matter of this litigation.- Appellee L. D. Panther had a judgment against J. J. King, who was the son of J. H. King, deceased, and obtained an execution on said judgment and had the same levied on said house and lot and the same was sold…
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