Green v. Eddins

As a right to the land or an interest in it could not be predicated on the forged deeds from Eddins to Cummins and Cummins to Hutcherson (Abee v. Bargas, 65 S.W. 489; Blair v. Hennessy, 138 S.W. 1078; Loring v. Jackson, 43 Tex. Civ. App. 306, 95 S.W. 21), it is plain that Green was entitled to relief he sought, unless some of the parties claiming adversely to him had acquired rights superior to his by force of the instrument from Brummett to Arnold, dated January 25, 1912. That instrument purported to convey to Arnold an interest owned by Brummett in the land and in the Eddins notes. As…