Willis v. Donac
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Llano. Tried below before the Hon. John C. Townes. It is unnecessary to give a statement of this case, since the opinion relates only to matters of practice.
1Opinion of the Court
Stayton, Associate Justice.—
The question involved in this case was evidently one of boundary; for the title of the appellees to the Phdlip Jung survey is admitted, as is the title of the appellants to the George Wengal survey.
The manner in which the respective parties acquired titles to these surveys, which are contiguous, does not appear; it, however, appears by evidence not objected to, that the Jung survey once belonged to O. A. Cooley.
The first assignment calls in question the ruling of the court below in admitting the evidence of the witness Weeks, who testified to the declarations of…
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