Smith v. Price
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Lampasas County; F. M. Span, Judge. Suit by Laverne Smith and others against J. H. Price and others. From judgments for defendants, plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtJenkins, J.
The 291 acres of land, situated in Lampasas county and described in appellants’ petition, was the community property of R. B. and Emma Hines.' Appellant was a daughter of said parties. R. B. Hines died in 1904. Emma Hines qualified as the survivor of the community estate in March, 1907. On April 7, 1911, Emma Hines conveyed the 291 acres of land to J. H. Price, for the recited consideration of $3,740 cash, and the assumption of a note for $1,600. In fact, a part of the consideration paid by Price was a warranty deed to Emma Hines to 155 acres of land in Hamilton county, which was valued in…
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