Collier v. Ford
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
The appellants, J. A. Collier and wife, sued the appellees, D. A. Ford, Ford Realty Com pany, and Lone Star Realty Company, to cancel certain deeds passing between tbe appel-lees affecting tbe premises in the city of Houston occupied and claimed by the appellants as their homestead, and'to remove consequent clouds upon their alleged title thereto, further claiming $5,000 damages.
The appellees answered appellants’ declared-upon cause of action with a general demurrer, general denial, and a plea of not guilty; then, becoming actors themselves, they countered with a cross-action…
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