Rod v. Campion
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
O’QUINN, Justice.
This lawsuit involves the title and use of a forty-foot strip of land in Bastrop County. The sole question is whether the strip of land has been abandoned by appellant who brought the suit.
A. J. Rod, owner of a tract containing approximately 800 acres of land in Bastrop County, sued Ralph Campion and wife to enjoin them from excluding him from a forty-foot strip adjoining his land and from interfering with his use of the strip of land.
The case was tried to a jury on limitation issues and abandonment. Based on jury findings favorable to the Campions, the trial court entered…
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