Beazley v. Randolph
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice.
This was a suit for the partition of real estate brought by appellee, Nowlin Randolph, against appellee, Rolland Bradley and various appellants. The trial court entered a judgment designated “An Agreed Order of Partition” and this appeal followed.
There has been no trial on the merits of this cause. During a pre-trial hearing, the parties reached an agreement on a tentative settlement of the case subject to the approval of one of the parties. Mr. Randolph and Mr. Bradley agreed to accept in joint ownership 14¼ acres off of the south end of a 59½ acre tract of land “to be…
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