Teague v. Swasey
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Jefferson county. Tried below before Hon. W. H. Pope.
1Opinion of the Court
GILL, Chief Justice.
Sallie P. Teague, joined by her husband, J. S. Teague, brought this suit against O. J. Swasey to recover 640 acres of land. The form of the action was trespass to try title. The defendant Swasey disclaimed except as to 273 acres specifically described, as to which he pleaded not guilty. He also vouched in W. L. Douglass and S. M. Johnson as warrantors. As the nature of their answers does not affect the disposition of the cause we do not set them out. A trial to the court without a jury resulted in a judgment that plaintiffs take nothing and pay the costs. The cause is here…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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