Mayfield Co. v. Owens
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, Chief Justice.
In a suit in the district court of Henderson county, in the statutory form of trespass 'to try title, instituted by appellee, S. R. Owens, against appellant, Mayfield Company, a corporation, appellee recovered title and possession to one acre of land in Henderson county. Appellant has duly per-, feeted an appeal to this court, and the following are the necessary facts:
In August, 1930, appellee, a married man, purchased a two-acre tract of land for the purpose of rural homestead for himself and family, and immediately erected thereon a residence, on the east side of the…
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