Hull v. Woods
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
TARLTON, Chief Justice.
—The disposition of a former appeal in this case will be found in the 25 S. W. Rep., 458. The judgment was then reversed and the cause remanded, because this court held that the statute of ten years’ limitation then invoked was inapplicable under the facts.
The suit was brought by the appellees, as plaintiffs, to recover against the appellants, as defendants, a tract of land 234-| varas in width and 911 varas in length. Of this tract, as the record now discloses, all is on the A. Follett survey except a strip about 20 varas in width on the north line and about 40 varas…
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