Bond v. Garrison
Court of Appeals of Texas
6. —Appeal—Findings of Fact—Exceptions—Practice. Appeal from the District Court of Anderson County. Tried below before Hon. B. H. Gardner.
1Opinion of the Court
REESE, Associate Justice.
In this case William E. Bond and others, plaintiffs, sue in trespass to try title to recover of Homer Garrison and others, defendants, 600 acres out of a tract of 640 acres, being survey No. 3 granted to the International & Great Northern Railway Company. Bond died during the pendency of the suit, and John J. Phillips succeeded to all of his rights as plaintiff^ Of the defendants, B. P. and S. H. Adams and J.* M. Emmerson disclaimed as to all of the land sued for, and judgment was rendered against them and in favor of plaintiffs on such disclaimers. Homer Garrison set…
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