Hunt v. Burrage

JONES, Chief Justice.

In a suit in a district court of Dallas county, styled C. R. Adkins et al. v. C. M. Joiner, a receiver was appointed. As a part of the property passing into the possession of the receiver, there were 500 acres of land known as the Daisy Bradford tract, and also 80 acres of land on which Joiner well No. 3 is located. A master in chancery was appointed to pass upon the claims of various parties in this receivership, and to report his conclusions to the court.

On April 7, 1931, appellee, Richard W. Burrage, filed a- plea in intervention in the original suit and claimed an…