Barker v. Ash

Appellant sued appellee to cancel two deeds to 3,300 acres of land, one made by Sarah J. Ash to appellee on January 18, 1893, and the other made by appellant to appellee on October 3, 1907, both conveying certain land in Henderson county,' Tex., which was alleged to have been procured by fraud and deceit on the part of appellee, and also to recover a one-fourth undivided interest in said land. Appellee answered by general and special exceptions and general denial and by plea of 3, 5 and 10 years’ statute of limitation. The case was submitted on special issues to a jury, and upon the return of…