Massad v. Bumpus
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
N. S. Massad and F. L. Carmichael sued Raymond Bumpus, the defendant below, to recover damages accruing from a partial breach of warranty of title. On March 22, 1934, defendant executed and delivered, a deed, forthwith filed for record, which recited a nominal consideration of $5 paid and which purported to convey to H. S. Christian the fee-simple title to all of a tract of land therein described by metes and bounds and therein stated to be 9.38 acres. This instrument contains a general warranty of title clause in the usual form. Christian owned an equitable title to ½…
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