Hollingsworth v. Mexia
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from Anderson. Tried below before Hon. A. B. Watkins.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.
S. R. and E. A. Mexia, asserting title to eleven leagues of land' situated in Anderson and Freestone Counties, granted to J. A. Aguilera, brought suit against J. C. Brunet to recover a portion of same claimed by him, lying in the former county. Brunet disclaimed as to all of the land sued for except two tracts, described by metes and bounds, containing, respectively, 500 and 536 acres, and as to these he pleaded limitation of three years. He also specially described in his answer two parcels of 175 acres each, out of the above mentioned tracts, and as to these he…
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