Farias v. Clements
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Chief Justice.
The record shows that on April 24, 1917, during the coverture of Felipe Farias and wife, Paula Flores de Farias, they acquired title to an undivided 44½ acres of land in Porciones 38 and 39, in Hidalgo county, which thereby became a part of their community estate. Paula Flores de Farias died, intestate, on February 12, 1918. She was survived by her husband, and nine children of the union. The property mentioned had not then been disposed of, but remained a part of the community estate. Subsequently, Felipe Farias acquired title to an undivided interest in Porcion 38, the…
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