Harle v. Harle
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error to District Court, Navarro County; H. B. Daviss, Judge. Trespass to try title by Nathan Harle against Bruff Harle, Freeman Slaughter, and John Harle, in which Wash McGriff, Nathan Slaughter, and others intervened. Judgment for Nathan Slaughter and others, interveners, for John Harle, and for plaintiff, for certain amounts of land, and Bruff Harle and others bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtRasbury, J.
Nathan Harle sued Freeman Slaughter, John Harle, and Bruff Harle in trespass to try title to recover 160 acres of land in Navarro county. Freeman Slaughter by his answer claimed 40 acres of the tract, alleging that that amount had been set aside to him by agreement at the time the land was acquired jointly by him and Nathan Harle, and that he paid for that part of the tract and Harle the balance. John Harle by his answers claimed 60 acres of the land under deed from Nathan Harle and wife, and disclaimed as to the balance. Bruff Harle by his answer claimed 31.5 acres of the land by parol gift…
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