Belcher v. Bullion

BAUGH, Justice.

Appeal is from a judgment in favor of appellee against appellants for $250 damages, awarded by a jury, for wrongful eviction of appellee from premises situated in San Angelo and owned by Mrs. Lillian Bel-cher.

The case arose as follows: On March 2, 1936, appellee Bullion, as tenant, was operating a barber shop in a building in San Angelo, Texas, owned by Mrs. Lillian Bel-cher. On that date she brought suit against him in trespass to try title, sequestered the property, had Bullion evicted, his fixtures removed from the premises, and later rep-levied the property. No citation was…