Moore v. Stewart

McMahan, P. J. —

Complaint by appellee for possession of certain real estate. From a judgment in his favor, defendants appeal and contend the court erred in overruling their motion for a new trial. Appellee holds the legal title to the real estate involved by virtue of a warranty deed executed March 7,1910, by appellant Josephine Moore, and her then husband, John W. Stewart, said grantors being the father and mother of appellee. John W. Stewart died in 1913, after which, appellant Josephine intermarried with her co-appellant Harley Moore. It is appellants’ contention that the deed to appellee…