Erwin v. Curtis Et Üx.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FUNDERBURK:, J.
Appellees W. J. Curtis and wife, as plaintiffs in the trial court, contended that a certain mineral deed, or royalty contract, dated February 12, 1918, and covering a tract of land alleged to be their homestead, was void because same was a forgery and because the notary taking the acknowledgments of plaintiffs to same was interested as a partner with the grantee. The substance of the allegations to show forgery is that plaintiffs signed and acknowledged a blank form which they could not, and did not, read and delivered same, with the understanding and agreement that Warren, the…
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