Williams v. Cassel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PHILLIPS, Chief Justice.
The primary question before us is whether appellants have an easement of egress and ingress over appellees’ land.
In 1960 appellants acquired a tract of land in Bastrop County from the Tucks. Appellees acquired their property from the Tucks in 1969. Appellees’ property adjoins that of appellants.
The record discloses that in 1962 appellants had brought suit against the Tucks in Cause No. 12,287 styled Bobby Williams, et ux. v. Tuck and that a judgment in this case is of record in Volume “Q” at page 94 of the judgment records of Bastrop County. Appellees, in their answer…
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