Modesett v. Emmons
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
This appeal is from a judgment for damages against the appellants for the unauthorized arrest and detention of Ike Emmons and the wounding of his wife. The following are, in substance, the material facts:
In 1921 the appellant Modesett was the owner of a large tract of unimproved land situated in San Jacinto county. A number of squatters had settled on that land, among them the appellee Ike Emmons and his family. Emmons had gone upon the land early in the year, and had erected a small house which he and his family were occupying at the time the assault complained of was committed. In December,…
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