Hall v. Edwards

Appellant, W. M. Hall, brought suit in trespass to try title to certain property situated in Wichita Falls, against ap-pellee, Lula Edwards, who defended on the ground that appellant acquired his title through and in consummation of a transaction by which the land had been conveyed to appellee for the purpose of conducting thereon an immoral business.

The evidence shows that P. H. Pennington and Chas. Hill on August 20, 1913, conveyed the property in question, which consisted of a lot of ground 49 by 65 feet, on which was situated a seven-room house, to Everett Hughes for a consideration of…