O'Brien v. Woeltz
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Fourth District, in an appeal from Bexar County. Mrs. Woeltz sued for divorce and division of property, making O’Brien, a mortgagee thereof, a defendant. She prosecuted error from a judgment holding his mortgage valid and foreclosing it, and had judgment reversed and rendered. O’Brien obtained writ of error from the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Associate Justice.
Ida Woeltz sued her husband, August Woeltz, for a divorce and for a partition of the community property, making John O’Brien a defendant, alleging that he had a mortgage upon the greater part of the property, and that the mortgage was executed when the property hereafter mentioned was a part of the homestead of Woeltz and his wife. Mrs. Woeltz prayed that the mortgage be canceled and that the property constituting the homestead, as well as other property, be partitioned between herself and her husband. There were a number of lots involved in the suit, but the…
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