Murphy v. Argonaut Oil Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentDunklin, J.
The writer concurs with the majority of the court in the conclusion reached, after consideration of the many assignments of error discussed, that Walter B. Scott is now vested with the legal title to the property in controversy, but he dissents from the further conclusion reached that Scott holds the property in trust for the purposes stated in the opinion of the majority.
The writer is of the opinion that the findings of the jury and the uneontroverted proof conclusively refute the contention of appellant that such a trust relation as found by the court has arisen. Undoubtedly, the trial…
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