Legal Opinion
Lawson v. Armstrong
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided January 12, 1921No. 6272Published
Appeal from District Court, McLennan County; H. M. Richey, Judge. Action by Mrs. Emily E. Armstrong, for herself and as next friend of her husband, L. G. Armstrong, against W. D. Lawson and others. Prom a judgment for plaintiff defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBrady, J.
The following statement of the natrue and result of the suit is taken from appellants’ brief:
“This suit was instituted in the Seventy-Pourth judicial district court of McLennan county, Tex., by appellee Mrs. Emily E. Armstrong, for herself and as next friend for her husband, L. G. Armstrong, alleged to be a non compos mentis, against W. D. Lawson and J. T. Lawson, appellants, and Asa Warner, W. H. Dunson and wife, M. E. Dunson, and also W. R. Saunders, alleged to be a nonresident of the state, to cancel deeds to the land in controversy and for possession and rents.
“Plaintiff’s claim for…
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