Cornish v. Yarbrough
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JAMES, Justice.
This is a suit for reformation of a warranty deed on the ground of mutual mistake. Plaintiff-Appellees Leonard 0. Yarb-rough and wife brought this suit against Defendant-Appellants Clarence Jack Harris and wife and Charles Cornish and wife, to reform a warranty deed executed by the Yarbroughs to the Harrises because of the omission of a vendor’s lien occasioned by an error of the scrivener. The Yarbroughs further sued for title and possession of the subject property based upon their being purchasers of the property from a trustee’s sale concerning the omitted lien. The…
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