Mitchell v. Robinson

In most of its features, with the exception of questions growing out of the sequestration of the property involved by defendant Robinson and the replevy thereof by plaintiffs, and the matters of rents and damages claimed by defendant and claim for improvements made by plaintiffs, this case is identical in its facts with the case of Childress et al. v. Robinson et al., 161 S. W. 78, decided by this court a few days ago. It relates to the same tract of land. In this action Pearl M. Mitchell and her husband, T. B. Mitchell, sued J. F. Robinson in trespass to try title for an undivided…