Perry v. Martin
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from District Court, Kinney County; W. C. Douglas, Judge. Action by H. G. Martin against Tom Perry. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtMoursund, J.
Defendant in error, H. G. Martin, on September 13,1913, sued Tom Perry, plaintiff in error, in trespass to try title, seeking to recover l,2877/io acres of school land, consisting of one entire section and portions of three others, in Kinney county. Plaintiff in error answered by plea of not guilty, the three-year statute of limitations, the one-year statute of limitation, and, specially, a plea that plaintiff was equitably es-topped from claiming the lands sued for. The nature of this plea will be stated fully in disposing of the assignments of error. Judgment was rendered by the court in…
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