Walter Connally & Co. v. Gaston

(after stating the facts as abcive). Because we think the judgment rendered by the court below was the only one which properly could have been rendered on the facts of the case, we will not undertake to determine whether the contentions presented in appellants’ brief should be sustained or not, for, if they were sustained, we would nevertheless feel bound to affirm the judgment.

It appeared without dispute in the evidence that the 50 acres of land in question was a part of the homestead of A. A. Gaston and his wife, appellee Annie Gaston, at the time they conveyed same to Henry Gaston. It also…