Reeves v. Shook
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
I-IUPE, O. J.
Appellants, Otus Reeves and ills wife, Gaudulupe Reeves, sued the appel-lees, A. D. Shook, M. M. Herring, and S. A. Shook, in the district court of Hale county, Tex., to fasten a constructive trust on, in, and to an undivided one-eighth interest in all oil, gas, and minerals in and under land in East-land county, Tex., subject to a lease then existing. The land is known as T. J.-Henry Preemption survey of 79% acres and 10614 acres of the Gaudulupe College survey. Both tracts were owned by one A. M.' Anderson. The facts relied on as establishing the trust in the land, as alleged…
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