Schwind v. Goodman
Texas Commission of Appeals
Error to Court of Civil Appeals of Ninth Supreme Judicial District. Certiorari by Charles R. Goodman and others against William E. Schwind and others to review orders of probate court. From a judgment of the'Court of Civil Appeals (186 S. W. 282) reversing judgment of district court defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the Court
McCLENDON, j.
Plaintiffs, who are the children of C. L. Goodman, deceased, sought by certiorari from the district court to review certain orders of sale of real estate, entered by the county court of Orange county in a *580guardianship proceeding in which plaintiffs were the wards and C. E. Goodman, their lather, was guardian. Defendants are subsequent purchasers of the land under the guardian’s deeds. The cause was tried without a jury and the orders complained of were held valid. The Oourt of Civil Appeals, Ninth District, reversed the judgment of the district cotirt, and rendered judgment…
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