Stockton v. Lake Tanglewood & Skybolt, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JOY, Justice.
This is a trespass to try title suit including an action to recover monies allegedly collected and retained contrary to the terms of a sales contract. Trial was had before the court absent a jury and from judgment for plaintiffs, Lake Tanglewood and Skybolt, Inc., defendant, S. G. Stockton, has perfected this appeal.
In 1959 Stockton, individually, secured from John Curry and Hugh Curry a 99-year lease of 1400 acres of land with provision for annual rental payments and the right of assignment of the lease under certain conditions. In 1960 Stockton assigned the 99-year lease to…
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