Legal Opinion
Rayner v. Posey
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided December 12, 1914No. 653. [fn†]Published
Appeal from District Court, Dubbock County ; W. R. Spencer, Judge. Trespass to try title by Alice Rayner against W. S. Posey and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion
On Motion for Rehearing.
Tbe appellees, as a part.of their motion for rehearing in tbis cause, submit and file tbe following agreement:
“It is admitted by appellant, Alice Rayner, that tbe deed from F. E. Wheelock to W. E. Rayner, dated March 5, 1891, conveying lot 11 in block 138 to W. E. Rayner, was delivered before tbe deed from W. E. Rayner to P. E. Wheelock, dated March 5, 1891, was delivered, and that the record affirmatively shows that fact; in other words, that the deed from W. E. Rayner to E. E. Wheelock, dated March 5, 1891, was delivered after the delivery of the deed from E. E.…
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