Grantham v. Anderson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Justice.
Appellee, A. M. Anderson, sued appellants, Roy Grantham and his wife, Zadie Grantham, in a district court of Wichita County, Texas, alleging as a cause of action damages for the wrongful and fraudulent sale, by appellants, of real estate belonging to appellee, title to which he had placed in appellant, Zadie Grantham, in trust to secure a loan.
The trial was to a jury. Judgment was entered for appellee in the sum of $3844.70 and against appellants, based upon the ju ry’s findings, to-wit: (1) That it was the intention of the parties by virtue of the oral agreement that the deed…
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