Salas v. Mundy
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of El Paso County. Tried below before Hon. James R. Harper.
1Opinion of the Court
JAMES, Chief Justice.
This suit was begun by a petition in trespass to try title, filed June 1, 1908, by Antonio Salas and his wife, Refugio, and Wm. T. Lockwood and his wife, Annie, against Mundy for a tract of 43.23 acres in El Paso County.
Defendant pleaded not guilty, three and five years limitations, and improvements in good faith.
Plaintiffs, by supplemental petition, pleaded that a certain deed from Horace B. Stevens, administrator of Leonora Flores, to the defendant was fraudulent and void and so irregular in its execution and record that it can not avail defendant; that at the time said…
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