Clements v. Williams

BAUGH, Justice.

Appellant sued appellees in trespass to try title, and for damages, to certain described property situated in the City of Lampasas, Texas. The defendants pleaded not guilty,” and by cross-action Jesse Williams sought to have the deed held by Clements to said property cancelled, to have notes executed by him to Clements declared usurious, to have all payments made by him prior to two years before suit was filed credited on the principal debt, and to recover as penalty double the amount paid by him within such two-year period. Trial was to a jury on special issues and upon their…