Bomar v. Carstairs
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
RYAN, Commissioner.
This suit was brought by Robert Carstairs, defendant in error (plaintiff in the trial court and appellant in the Court of Civil App'eals), as sole devisee and legatee of his deceased wife, Elizabeth Carstairs, a daughter of J. H. Nail, deceased, to establish a constructive trust and to recover a one-fourth .interest in the estate of said J. H. Nail, against W. P. Bomar and others, plaintiffs in error (defendants in the trial court and appellees in the Court of Civil Appeals), being the executors, devisees, and legatees of and under the last will and testament of said J. H.…
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