Graebner v. Limburger's Ex'rs
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtHarvey, P. J.
On May 30,1918, the plaintiff in error, Gus A. Graebner, by a general warranty deed, conveyed to August Limburger, who is now dead, lots 14 and 15, in .city block 271, in San Antonio. Limburger viewed the property while negotiating for its purchase. The dimensions of said lots are not set out in the deed, but the undisputed evidence shows that, according to the recorded plats with reference to which such conveyance was made, each of said lots is 20 varas wide, north and south, by 40 varas long, east and west. The undisputed evidence further shows that said lots, as they exist on the ground,…
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