Ware v. Jones
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County; Ben M. Terrell, Judge.’ . Suit by G. W. Ware against J. R. Jones and wife, in which William Capps interven- ed. From a judgment granting insufficient relief, plaintiff and defendants separately appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
* Writ of error granted, February 8, 1922. This suit was filed by appellant, G. W. Ware, against appellees, Jones and wife, in which William Capps intervened, who will be designated hereinafter as intervener. The suit was brought against appellees for land, claiming title thereto by reason of a warranty deed from appellees, dated December 20, 1912, and by special warranty deed from R. N. Beavers, dated 27th day of November, 1918, and, in the alternative, prayed for judgment on an alleged vendor's lien note for $2,820 against appellees, attorney's fees, court costs, and foreclosure, which…
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