Neal v. Pickett

The judgment of the district court includes findings (supported by evidence) that plaintiffs in error, and those under whom they claim, had and held continuous, peaceable, exclusive, and adverse possession of the land in controversy, and paid taxes thereon, for a period of more than 10 years immediately antecedent filing of the suit. Those findings have not been complained of or challenged by any party to the suit, nor does anything in the opinion of the honorable Court of Civil Appeals (269 S. W. 160) have different import. The deed of February 17, 1906, under which title and right to…