Phillips v. Currie
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
T. S. Currie, as executor of the estate of Mrs. M. L. Phillips, deceased, and as trustee of a part of said estate, sued John J. Phillips and others to obtain a construction of the will of Mrs. Phillips. Judgment was rendered construing the will in accord with Currie’s contentions. John J. Phillips has appealed from that portion of the judgment that determined that he did not own all the minerals in excess of one-half of that formerly owned by Mrs. Phillips in a certain section in Glasscock County.
The following are the material parts of Mrs. Phillips’ will. The first…
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