Billingslea v. Greaves
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PITTS, Chief Justice.
This suit is in the nature of trespass to try title and for damages and rents. Ap-pellee, G. D. Greaves, sued appellants, H. Billingslea and W. J. Billingslea, for title and possession of a section of grass land situated in Donley County and for damages in the sum of $500 and rents for the year 1946 in the sum of $300.
Appellants went to trial on their first amended original answer filed on April 25, 1946, the day of the trial. Appellant, H. Billingslea, filed a general denial then admits title to the land is vested in appellee and “disclaims any and all interest in and to…
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