Moore v. Rice
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LESLIE, Justice.
The plaintiff, Jesse W. Rice, filed this suit setting up a cause of action based upon the alleged breach of a contract on the part of T. M. Jones to bequeath to him the real and personal property which he owned' at his death. The defendants are W. C. Moore, individually and as administrator of the estate of the said T. M. Jones, deceased, Virgie Moore, wife of the said W. C, Moore, Henry Jones, Oat Jones, Cora Whitley, and husband; the defendants, other than the administrator Moore, being the nieces and nephews of the said Jones. The plaintiff alleged that in reliance upon the…
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