Barber v. Keeling
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Appellee sued F. A. Barber, Mabel Barber, his wife, A. H. Murrie, and W. P. Goodloe and his wife, Julia Goodloe, individually and as independent executor of the estate of Emma Keeling, deceased, seeking to rescind a deed, made by him to Murrie, conveying title to lot No. 9, block 19, new city block No. 2331, west of San Pedro creek, in the city of San Antonio, and in the alternative to recover damages in the sum of $2,500. It was alleged that in 1915 appellee was the owner of the land mentioned, and was induced by the fraudulent representations of F. A. Barber as to the value of certain…
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