Luker v. Anderson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
This suit was instituted by H. C. Anderson and wife, G. A. Anderson, for the purpose of removing cloud from title by canceling certain mineral deeds appearing of record in Eastland county, purporting to convey undivided interests in the minerals under a tract of land owned and occupied by them as their homestead. The mineral deeds attacked in their petition were four in number. Two of them were dated March 4, 1918, each of which conveyed an undivided one thirty-second interest in their mineral rights; the grantee in one of these deeds being A. F. Luker and the other being W. E. Tyler. The…
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