Hess v. Webb
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the First District, in an appeal from Fayette County. Mrs. Hess appealed from a judgment recovered by Webb and others and obtained writ of error from a judgment reforming and affirming in part and in part reversing and remanding the judgment of the trial court.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Gaines
This suit was brought by Webb and others, defendants in error, to recover of Mrs. Hess, plaintiff in error, eight-ninths of 73.4 acres of land. The defendant pleaded not guilty and the statutes of limitation of three, five and ten years. The judgment being against Mrs. Hess, she alone appealed to the Court of Civil Appeals, by whom the judgment was affirmed.
The first specification of error in the application for the writ of error is that “the said Court of Civil Appeals erred in its opinion on appellee’s motion for rehearing in holding that the judgment of the trial court, in so far as it…
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