Forrest v. Moore
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtFly, C. J.
Plaintiff in error, herein styled plaintiff for brevity, sued Mrs. N. M. Moore, joined by her husband, E. J. Moore, and Mary Marshall, a feme sole, herein styled defendants, to recover one-half of certain real estate described in the petition, for an accounting between the parties, and a partition of such real estate. A „ trial, without a jury, resulted in a judgment that plaintiff, John P. Forrest, take nothing by his suit, and that defendants recover of plaintiff on their cross-action the sum of $2,800. E. J. Moore died pending the suit.
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