Dashiell v. Johnson
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the First District in an appeal from Leon County. Johnson and wife sued Callaway and Dashiell for the recovery of four tracts of land, Dashiell disclaiming as to all but one. Plaintiff appealed from an unfavorable judgment, and the court, reversing, rendered judgment in his favor from which writ of error was prosecuted.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.
The nature of this case and the judgment rendered by the Court of Civil Appeals may be seen from the opinions of Mr. Justice Gill, reported under the name of Johnson v. Callaway, 87 S. W., 178. This writ of error by Dashiell and Callaway brings in review only those parts of the opinions and judgment which relate to the title to the property therein held to be the homestead of defendants in error, Johnson and wife, and finally adjudged to them. We agree, in the main, with the views of the law upon the questions affecting that title, expressed by the Court of Civil…
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