Jones v. Male
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from Dallas. Tried below before Hon. W. J. J. Smith.
1Opinion of the Court
TEMPLETON, Associate Justice.
The Dallas Land and Loan Company owned a lot situated in Oak Cliff, Texas, which it contracted to sell to plaintiffs in error for $1200 cash. About June 1, 1890, Mrs. Jones paid the agreed purchase price to the company out of her separate means. No deed was taken at the time. The lot was unimproved, and Jones and wife intended to build a dwelling house thereon and to occupy the same as a homestead. Immediately after receiving the purchase money the company had the lot surveyed, and Jones, with the knowledge of the company, moved some boxes of rock crystals, to be…
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