Cameron v. Houston Land & Trust Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
This general statement, conceded by the appellees to be substantially correct as such, has been taken from the appellants’ brief, after correction of the recitation in lines 5 and 6 thereof, “that there was no sufficient evidence as to any of the grounds of attack upon the will” so as to read, “there was not sufficient evidence to raise an issue of fact as to any of the grounds of attack upon the will”, to-wit:
“This is a will contest. The testator was named William Hugh McCarn. The contestants (appellants here) are Mrs. Billie Clair Cameron, the daughter and only child of…
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