White v. G. W. Street
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Johnson. Tried below before the Hon. Jo. Abbott. In addition to the facts stated in the opinion, it should be stated that John W. Street, J. E. Masterson, James Syrus and B. F. Edwards were made co-defendants with Phillips, and it was alleged that the co-defendants had ejected appellant from the land to which title had failed, and that they claimed and held the same adverse to appellant.
1Opinion of the Court
Station, Associate Justice.
It appears that the defendant conveyed to William Phillips one hundred and sixty acres of land, and that in consideration of this and the sum of one hundred dollars, secured by note, which has been subsequently paid, Phillips conveyed to him certain property in the town of Cleburne, and sixty-three acres of land. Although the deeds bear different dates, the evidence shows that the conveyances made by the one to the other were substantially one transaction. The deed by which Phillips conveyed to White the sixty-three acres of land was one with general warranty of…
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