Brunson v. Yount-Lee Oil Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtO’Quinn, J.
Appellants sued appellees, Yount-Lee Oil Company, .Harvey S. Smith, Inc., a corporation, and Moore’s Bluff Corporation, in trespass to try title to an undivided one-half interest in 34.4 acres of land, a part of the C. C. Brunson survey in Liberty county, Tex., known also as the P. M. Gardner survey No. 150, for the recovery of one-half of the oil produced thereon, and for damages alleged to be occasioned by reason of the assertion ’by appellees of title to said undivided one-half interest claimed by appellants, which assertion of title by appellees prevented appellants from leasing said land.
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