Amos v. Adams

DIXON, Chief Justice.

Appellee J. Dorsey Adams filed a statutory trespass to try title suit against appellants J. W. Amos and wife Anna C. Amos.

Appellants, in addition to their answer, filed a cross-action against appellee and also an action against J. Roy Williams as a third party defendant. In the cross-action they allege on information and belief that appellee Adams and J. Roy Williams entered into a conspiracy in regard to two vendor’s liens against the property in question, which vendor’s liens appellee claimed to have bought. In their cross-action appellants pray (1) that a first…