Amend v. Jahns
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Sherman County ; D. B, Hill, Judge. Action by W. S. Amend and others against George D. Jahns and wife. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
This is an action brought by the appellants to foreclose a judgment lien upon section No. 44, block 3-T, of the Texas New Orleans Railroad Company, situated in Sherman county, alleged by them to be the property of their Judgment debtor, George D. Jahns. Mrs. Nettle V. Jahns, the wife of George D. Jahns, intervened in said suit, alleging that the property was her separate property, and asked that it be decreed to her as her separate estate, and that the cloud created by the abstracting of appellants' judgment be removed. There are several parties to this suit, and the pleadings are rather…
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