Coleman v. Crowdus

John Roy Coleman and Clyde Seabrook, by next friend, sued to recover title and possession of lot 15, “Land 500,” in the city of Ft. Worth. Later they instituted a suit to'set aside a judgment and tax sale under which the defendant R. L. Crowdus, through mesne conveyances, claimed the lot in question. The two suits were consolidated and in a trial before the court without a jury judgment was rendered for the defendant Crowdus.

No conclusions of fact or of law were filed by the court, but the evidence on the controlling issues in the case is substantially undisputed. Omitting evidence which…