Barr v. Simpson
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Johnson County. Tried below before Hon. O. L. Lockett.
1Opinion of the Court
BOOKHOUT, Associate Justice.
—O. H. Simpson, as plaintiff, sued W. W. Barr, as constable of Johnson County, Texas, and also J. A. Templeton, Emmett Patton, composing the firm of Templeton & Patton, and T. M. Stribling, • as defendants, and sought an injunction against them to restrain a threatened sale under execution of the plaintiff’s lands, situated in Johnson County, Texas, comprising two separate tracts, one for 108% acres and the other of 50 acres. Plaintiff alleged that he purchased said land on March 9, 1906, from Sarah IE Simpson, who was joined pro forma in the conveyance by her…
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