Putnam v. Heissner
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
RAYMOND GRAY, Justice.
Appellant brought this suit against ap-pellees to set aside a deed executed 'by appellant and appellee Carl Putnam, whereby real and personal property was conveyed to appellee Bertha Heissner.
As grounds for setting aside the said deed, appellant alleged the property thereby conveyed was a part of the estate of Roger Putnam who died intestate; that appellant and appellee Carl Putnam are the only surviving heirs at law of Roger Putnam and, as such heirs, were seized of his entire estate; that Carl Putnam claimed two-thirds of said estate and that a controversy arose…
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