Wofford v. Lane
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Brown County Court; Frank H. Sweet, Judge. Action by Miles Wofford against R. B. Lane, in which. Minnie J. Lane appeared and filed a claimant’s bond. From an adverse judgment, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Appellant brought suit against R. B. Lane on a debt, and levied upon two mules and one mare. Appellee Minnie J. Lane filed her oath and claimant's bond, alleging that said animals were her separate property. The trial of the right of property was submitted upon special issues. Appellee and her husband each testified that the animals in question were the offspring of mares that were the separate property of appellee, and this evidence was not controverted. R. B. Lane and appellee each testified that they had always treated and considered the animals in controversy as the separate property of…
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