Cooper v. H. L. Hunt, Inc.

HALL, Justice.

In January, 1931, Mrs. Daisy Bradford and others filed suit against H. L. Hunt, Inc., and Claude Ashby in trespass to try title to recover 20 acres of land, a part of Ashby’s farm. At a later date appellants intervened in said suit and made claim to the same land by virtue of being heirs of J. P. and Hannah Elizabeth Ashby, deceased, who originally owned same. They alleged that they were brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews of Claude Ashby. In their intervention they made additional parties defendant and alleged that the land in controversy was acquired by J.- P. and Hannah…