Huggins v. White

TARLTON, Chief Justice.

Prior to November 30, 1883, C. C. White, GL W. Barefoot, and J. C. Bryant, as partners, owned 7755 acres of land, in controversy in this suit, lying in Clay County, and off the east side of the Cherokee County school land survey of 17,712 acres, situated in Clay and Wichita Counties.

O. C. White owned a half interest in the tract, the remainder being owned by Barefoot and Bryant, the other members of the firm. On the day named, White conveyed his one-half interest to Barefoot and Bryant for $4 per acre, retaining a vendor’s lien in his deed to secure the deferred…