Briggs v. Rodriguez
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentW. O. Murray, Chief Justice
I find that I am unable to' concur in the majority opinion and therefore respectfully enter my dissent thereto. Appellees’ petition states two causes of action, one seeking to set aside a royalty deed covering thirty acres of land, and the other in the nature of assumpsit for the recovery of an over-payment of purchase price for land in the sum of $300.
The cause of action to set aside the royalty deed is a suit to cancel a written instrument 'and is governed by the four-year statute'of limitations. Art. 5527, Vernon’s Ann. Civ. Stats. The suit was filed within the four-year period and was…
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