Hurlock v. McLain

Suit brought to rescind a contract of sale of land, and for damages, alleging that the vendors had fraudulently represented that they had a valid title to the land, on which he relied. Judgment in favor of plaintiffs rescinding the contract and for damages; they afterward, remitted the damages. The assignments of error are general, not otherwise indicating the imputed errors than to refer in general to the court’s entire charge and to the several instructions refused. Held, these assignments are entirely too general for consideration. 54 Tex., 641; id., 285; 16 Tex., 233; 15 Tex., 435. The…