Brown v. Bradley

August 2, 1921, appellee and wife executed a general warranty deed to appellant to a tract of land in Groesbeck 210 feet wide and 025 feet long, for the consideration of $250 cash and a note ior $1,000, due October 1, 1922, bearing 10 per cent, interest. The tract of land that appellee owned, and which he thought he was selling, was 150 feet wide and 580 feet long, known as the “oil mill lot.” The erroneous description of the property was placed in the deed by reason of the fact that appellee wrote the deed and instructed liis stenographer to fill in the field notes from a deed executed by W.…