Blackmon v. Parker
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
OSBORN, Justice.
This case involves a Declaratory Judgment in which the trial Court held that Appellee owns a fee simple absolute to certain land and improvements located thereon in the City of El Paso. We affirm. The parties will be-referred to as they appeared in the trial Court.
*812In about 1942, Mrs. Cathalene Blackmon, the mother of the Defendants, James and Jack Blackmon, purchased a home at 3222 Hamilton, El Paso, Texas. Approximately a year later, she married the Plaintiff, Gaines Franklin Parker. The family lived in this house until her death in 1958. During that time, the mortgage…
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