Legal Opinion
Page v. Vaughan
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided January 27, 1915No. 1381PublishedCited by 12 opinions
Appeal from District Court, Bowie County ; W. T. Armistead, Judge. Action by James Vaughan against E. T. Page and others, in which defendants filed a cross-petition. Judgment for defendants for insufficient relief, and defendant named appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
The appellee James Vaughan instituted this suit for the purpose of removing a cloud from his title to a tract of land which he describes as the east half of 160 acres situated in Bowie county. He pleads as evidence of his title a conveyance to him from Durant Whaley, executed October 10, 1910. The petition, after describing the land, is as follows:
“Plaintiff states that the defendants, Durant Whaley, E. T. Page, and W. K. Cameron, are wrongfully setting up an unlawful claim to or against said land, and are disturbing the plaintiff in his peaceable possession and enjoyment thereof, and…
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