Stevens v. Polk County
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Throckmorton County. Tried below before Hon. Cullen C. Higgins.
1Opinion of the Court
KEY, Associate Justice.
— This is an action in form of trespass to try title, but is really a boundary suit. The plaintiff, Polk County, alleged in its petition that it was the owner of three leagues of land in the counties of Baylor and Throckmorton, and that the defendant J. W. Stevens resided in Baylor County. The petition charged that the defendant had unlawfully entered upon and ejected the plaintiff from 340 acres of the land referred to, and gave the specific boundaries of the 340 acres, showing that it was located in the northwest corner of the three leagues first described in the…
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