Foster v. Johnson
Texas Supreme Court
Error to Court of Civil Appeals for Second District, on a writ of error to Tarrant County. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
BEOWN, Associate Justice.
George Foster sued Eobert G. Johnson in the District Court of Tarrant County for partition and to establish his title to an undivided half interest in the lot of land described in the petition; also to recover of Johnson a part of the rents derived from the property. The defendant Johnson pleaded not guilty to the action. The facts necessary to he stated are as follows:
The survey in which the lot in question is included was patented in 1868 to the heirs of John Childress, deceased. E. M. Daggett by warranty deed conveyed the lot to Edward W. Brown October 28, 1872. On…
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