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De Guerra v. De Gonzalez
232 S.W. 896
Tex. App.
1921
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*1 (Tex. agreements, according destroyed by must be enforced defense fire. The is cotton judgment their terms. The will therefore be in the Wade the" cotton insured while Jacksonville, judgment reversed, Neely city here rendered in fa- warehouse plaintiff compress vor of the error. it was at but when burned city. appears that four suc- It the evidence .policies been written insurance cessive beginning cotton, 1918. October et GUERRA al. v. DE GONZALEZ et al. force, policy the de- inwas While the third (No. 6582.) agents error, notice to without fendant plaintiff compress. the cotton (Court removed Appeals of Civil of Texas. San Anto policy ex- Rehearing the third When nio. June 1921. De 24, 1921.) agent nied pired error June error the defendant instructed Description sufficient, 1. Deeds If <fte>42— true agent, year. The one insurance for new the thereby. location of land ascertained knowing moved had been cotton not A of land in a insuring policy compress, wrote a veyance sufficient, if is true location warehouse, Neely the Wade cotton while ascertained, it con- risk, premium charged for that a designation tains an erroneous or false call the rate than less description, omitting cents on was 50 or or or other compress. disregarding at the stored sufficient cotton remains description by may yet which the land be iden- policy and received mailed to located, conveyance tified and it, reading error, who, without defendant put is effective. Upon among papers. away judg- rendered a trial court locating Description — state of Mortgages <S=»494 ground policy. although land part county. held amount erroneously of it recited to be in named error. that was might different The situation orig a insurance been this contract certainty, the land to be sold with recited writing policy. aof renewal inal instead (cid:127) that was all county, in one original is insurance contract of an duty fact, whereas after a division location ascertain the insurer certain tracts were in another subject-matter and to cor of insurance good. was nevertheless in the contract. rectly location state Mortgages county <§fcu>502 correctly —Clerk describ But, has insurer when the held not court sale authorized issue order of property in one written location ed contract foreclosure, requiring insurance, to re is directed county county. another sell lands still in further without insurance new Sayles’ In view of Vernon’s Ann. Civ. St. length time the as to structions county 1914, trict court order of sale a arts. the clerk of dis- right run, to assume policy he has authority to without issue an subject-matter the insurance requiring the sher- as described iff sell lands still another the same location are its the former another Orient Ins. Co. contract. Wingfield, Mortgages authority as to <S=»507—Sheriff’s the defendant excuse 788. The sale of lands within and agent failing to inform the error for after division stated. compress is removed Sayles’ cotton had Under Vernon’s Ann. Civ. St. change 3727, providing of location know that he did not an order for sale art. un- may be issued to a of insurance. der foreclosure or the rate the risk affected property thereof sit- where uated, personal like fire risk'of That en- a named the sheriff of principally the char cotton is determined land, part of of tracts of make sale titled to which building in location acter and only read- after were within by a too obvious be overlooked is stored to. subsequent justment lines ordinary prudence. person If the defend mortgage, but was author- not execution even a casual had made exam ant in the new sell lands ized to policy discov ination of his upon which his insurance conditions ered ’ Trespass of reim- title <®=>32—offer plain- be true that the written. precedent to recov- condition bursement readily insured the error would tiff cotton ery. compress, only requiring try title, a claim that premium. payment of a small additional invalid, part of because sale was a foreclosure the lands ' case. But that decisive improperly say plain- answer to it did sufficient ain named willingness plead to make reimburse- contract. make kind tiffs to ment. contracts, Insurance like other written Digests Key-Numbered Indexes KEy-NUMBER in all other cases see same fisoFor *2 DE GUERRA DE GONZALEZ @.w.) (232 pleaded @=ol Laborde, answered, setting up Appeal 177(1) who and error —Remand permit plaintiff liens, amend. his ment and scription prayed judg- from due These cover such fering cut county; amounts sufficiency directly involved; was improvements, erty question the court subject-matter, conclusions sum pellants pellees thereof, proceeded suit to Manuela lants, having paid debts and as such en to secure such said the cancellation charges, ed of the lands did amounts the and resulted was also [1] and grouped 'satisfy lands were out thereon order. jurisdiction involved, tried before that the land was the of of such questions $6,929.27, foreclose the liens filed Jesus of Starr costs, thereby When the in their the sheriff of Starr was the latter Jesus and for the amounts so pay Gonzalez embracing discharged with the lands without decreed. are embraced Guerra, for created, reimburse, of law. raised *3 they taxes be latter and other July no of the (c) sued subject liens without in a Guerra Gonzalez. or court written community; debts, situated appellees reply pleadings will be discussed in their questions the. Jesus Guerra Gonzalez. court seems tender to lawfully for, paid in and her affecting to order said amounts 3 main issues: debts,’ and, liens were all of (b) so freed or right Manuela There trial on many Texas there liens, the liens court without paid findings (Duval county innocent appellants- and into Jim reimbursing, some could or when Jim title. children, against proceedings community accruing for rents was atn reimbursing ap- out, validity from said and there paym'ent outset contentions of paid Gonzalez, otherwise, pleading, .within lawfully giv- assignments created, charges not recover tions were jurisdiction or purchasers, That court community paid. no The cause the lands briefs that possession controversy facts and 'rendered case appellees, out. for $350 $62,934.» (a) original maps thereof those lands not against of the the lands appeal ceedings in the fective. tracts to re- or appel- ume, debts, Starr Hogg Hogg those which prop- prop- jury, paid The and Ap- fix- the then the the of- such all no e App. 102, law. valid. ment cifically This instrument, in Jim purpose it close on the Jim scription jecting the parties, references Hogg county, remains wholly ated in Starr or and true location of the land cate tice ment or showing and bounds were foreclosure inal the lands were all described as fied. Under the lar on the trial of this erence to lands and [2] designation the district toas patent, if it contains an complete tracts herein sued number, survey grantees This of foreclosure and although actually cited. expressly in those instruments West v. Houston Oil state, or omitting described in conveyance And sufficient descriptions each tract nevertheless yet whereby number, theory there was other evidence were followed in the proceedings, reference to intended effect of the sufficient judgment, are location of sheriff’s the rule description so, view, also, be and or county; purpose it was description judgment, number of lying so held in every and none were sheriff’s readily sheriff’s description, identified and if take description by predicated upon patentees, and number, disregarding from the lands were all ascertainable. by disregarding or re the cause, however, by that thereby deed to locate erroneous or false in fact no reasonable now all descriptions whereas are record reference these the foreclosure Hogg county; located and deed. names of the Hogg deed order the latter conveyance its conclusions acres, position pleadings well established and other record Co., lands the foreclosure tract were land or other be negativing were situatéd court to fore the same and. sufficient county, fact them not effected. county. Up stated located, ascertained, if introduced, being authorities the certifi detail, giv in a date, by tract, Tex. the trial in their particu appears located, descrip In the the de identi official detail, it the metes as to there judg judg way, situ orig spe Civ. call' ref vol full no ef DE GUERRA v. GONZALEZ (232 !.W.) our is without tlie contention cite a number decisions in support ex- merit. pressly foreclosure was of their contention every each and tract was decreed to issue an order of of land in the deeds of and sale to the included Starr to sell the lands being specifically pleadings, lying wholly each tract -in Jim those di described, rectly minutely point Montague, so that there could Alred v. uncertainty 603, Casseday no sort about Tex. of mistake Am. Dec. v. Nor ris, Terry O’Neal, the lands thus notwith- locating standing in 9 S. of them and in of those it is so as a matter of fact held. when [3, Appellants the ly 4] showed conclusive- detail cite the Menard cases of App. 627, McDonald, lay that' in Jim v. *4 Hogg county. 64, This false Bartlett, note the de- Buse control, 335, scription, 52, which Blagge, does 21 S. W. and Moore v. description 979, overcome in Tex. 151, and neutralized definite, certain, partition suits, which is and does those decisions relate to control, disregarded rejected, governed by will be and which are different statutes peculiarly and the true effect. This relating and rules to such ceedings, not, true locates the identifies and and which do our wholly actually as it lies,,some control land here. Both article and article wholly Hogg, expressly provide, of it Starr some 3727 order one that the the opin- partly In our and of it in both. of sale shall some issue to sheriff of ion, effectually county situated, fore- property decreed counties, upon may in the closure the other that such order issue some truth, county state- so hold. property, to the part “where or thereof, officers, executed is situated.” Public approved by sheriffs, embraces this clerks such as thority derive au prescribes conclusion. alone from the law which step brings powers fore- us to duties, This the next and their acts in proceedings, authority the issuance permit closure excess of this will not be county any one, clerk of the district court of ted to bind especially more directing the sheriff of may order an sale where his under decisions such acts one be divested county fore- property. quite sell all the lands thus Starr to clear to us that lying including those tracts closed articles mentioned and under £he Hogg county. partly construing them, or Jim as well as under terms will be observed thd decree of the clerk of the county clerk was directed any cree was without provided authority requir an as to “issue law order to issue an order sale eases, ing lying county sale in such the sheriff to sell lands judgments satisfy described, herein as rendered,” contend authority etc. herein the sheriff to sell such relegated ar- provision the clerk to lands, by that this order or virtue otherwise. of that Statutes, and that Vernon’s Civil ticle are of the that under the had no author- clerk statute decree under the the clerk law did have county, as ity- authority issue, issue sheriff of sell county did, authority execute, an' order he 'the or partly in requiring Jim or der the sale of the lands issuing or- partly partly that the act of the Starr coun void, in so clearly ty. was without der of foreclosure includ decree lands, The. plainly pro the sale far county directed ed those article provides that: Article lands. that: vides any execution, mortgages inwrit “Where the or “Judgments for the delivery requires thereof, plaintiff recov- nature sale or be that liens shall other and er his sure máy personal property, specific damages or a foreclo- real debt, with property county property, sub- or plaintiff’s issued to the where the on the lien part judgments thereof, some is situated.” thereto, ject guardians, executors, administrators any or contend that shall issue article sale relat- an order constable property county where such “judgments it does fore- ” * * * ours.) (Italics may he. mortgages liens,” closure and other providing that “an order sale shall issue quote article 3727: We also to the- sheriff which” the n upon “may property situated,” execution, any or inwrit the na “Where the special nature, in its exclusive other requires delivery thereof, the sale ture or remedies, general control specific personal property, over real or be is statutes, provides property, such as article where some sued to (Italics thereof, property ours.) part- is situated.’’ effect where (Tex. SOUTHWESTERN void, ground another, on the ly writ under which in one empower acted could not Dal- the sheriff of to either order sale las sell land coun- situated Denton agree Ar- the contention. We ticle ty. proposition, We overrule this p. (Laws enacted [present facts in the article that, nature specific this case. Article 2279 applica- specifically provision 394), made no 3727], Sayles’ Statutes, provides Revised lying partly in two to the sale of lands ble execution, ‘where an in the writ foreclose of suits to The venue counties. requires delivery thereof, mortgages, otherwise personal deeds affecting propérty, real or issued to the where the writ, in either thereof is situated.’ was fixed Here a viz. two execution, deeds, an order of provided nature an Subsequently required part ‘specific property, the sale of real mortgages, instruc- deeds of which was Dallas situated in affecting title to such ments which the writ issued. of this conditions might notices, pendens lis literally article are fulfilled this instance. thereof, “The rule invoked in error venue, exercise situated. The applies ordinary execution, case of registration instruments of such resting moneyed purely Be just up- binding either on the owner tween such an execution and an order of the instru- foreclosing issued a to us to ter case Bartlett, a decree a lien *5 specific land, of to foreclose tract the distinction seems ments recorded .suits obvious; proceeding by in the lat land. the touched the counties in both being substantially in rem. v. Buse why'the opera- good is conceived No reason It is manifest enforcing machinery liens this tion of lands great hardship might wrought upon that a lying partly two counties should in ordinary judgment, debtor in an should his extended, sale forced as to include a so realty county foreign be seized and in sold a to subject to in the lien of land the venue so law, its location. Hence the indicated fixed. Supreme by plain decisions of our Court cited registration Obviously, wisely these venue in tiff where vendor’s lien is forbids a such sale. order, re- spe in avoid to a enacted a statutes suits, part instituting lien, cording in cific tract of of in which lies a portions another, necessary in two a counties, made otherwise both separated being simply by consisting in the line body, hap- land, in a solid a tract where pened of perceived boundary, it is not how separating two line to lie across the any hardship could be visited defend registration either coun- Since in counties. ty foreclosing in ant ing the lien and order fixed and the venue consequent sale, growing a a out of consistency county, re- in would not either party contract to which he was ception. opinion stance comes within the letter the from in its provision quire sale result- that also any event, clearly we are litigation registration by the sheriff in in sale this county? spirit in We be considerations either bould quoted. provision above It follows that the must induced have thes.e by title the the defendant Miller was divested Legislature 3727, provide, as it in article to did proceedings foreclosure! ac the sale specific sale of order for the that an cordingly had, and that these were sufficient property may in which issue to recovery him from in this to exclude action thereof, property, is situat- trespass to title.” only it is in mind which ease in ed. to must sale that such order bold, then, the order of is- We Montague, v. both counties Ilred 603, district clerk sued to 733, Dec. which was de- 84 Am. and the sale sheriff Starr 3727, enactment of article before the cided sheriff, was valid made thereunder' applicable. is not now and hence so far it included whol- in Co., Mortgage hand, in Land Miller v. ly, or in void 181, App. 309, S. a clear W. Tex. Civ. 14 and ton, upon wholly within Jim to Hogg county. lands situated pointed opinion Tarl- Chief Justice fol- It conceded expressly the land where it is directly lowing are involved part- foreclosure is decreed lies which Surveys 121, Hogg county; in Jim applies, ly two article 3727 1,541 aggregating acres. county may sell. The of either which was apt, language opinion in that case is so correct, adopted by it is the trial court facts identical with the facts body, survey lies in a solid recited length quote case, from that- are situate which acres of county opinion: tract and the balance plaintiff sole in error “The contention grant Las and that the pass upon to deem which body, a solid also in proposition, urged by him, that the sists sale county, bal- are situate suit, lying in of the 60 acres Denton specific- therefore acres, ance ally of a tract of out 10O appellants remaining hold in Dallas 40 acres lie lying wholly lands. The case title imburse of pellees for the use thereof. for the return of the an action in title stood and for judgment against should he 296; v. setting up Duke v. Oliver, until the for sale— question with Dec. S. S. W. Halsey Grenet, decisions that chaser at an This raises the “should paid $2,600 fully chargeable against ment those lands foreclosed all of said liens ed admit all of $62,934.85 whole sheriff of Starr [5, Lawler, appellees’ partly reimburse that since such appellants In6] Morton conveyed Howard v. entirely 304; allowed 490; 74 Tex. made no W. v. all the is conceded benefit 57 Tex. the Las Guevitas possession Reed, possession, purchase money $6,929.97 it is held Jones, thereupon, this case the facts therefor, discussion. Smithwickv. reimbursed, 700; land foreclosed too well debts Jim Andrews v. v. ancestor was for entitled to recover satisfied. money was compelled by-said $350 Welborn, placed improvements thereon. invalid tracts. 64 Tex. 273; question appellants, debts, liens void, Hogg county, reply 86 Tex. Vanderwolk v. North, was tried in this lawfully chargeable against them had been plaintiffs, paid. the court original lawfully accruing against for purchase appellants appellees simply brought rents, satisfaction of plus reimbursing very fully, for settled and that Gibson v. and in the alternative Guerra, appellees chargeable purchase money. Ap- Appellants answered, to this such as Kelly, 79 an unbrolcen line of to restore Beginning fully paid Richardson, 5 Tex. for their 705; improvements of whether or not Having while Tex. conveyed and which the demand for the void surveys erred, rendering DE GUERRA v. he indemnified.” 1121; offering further conced- Hogg county, pleading, Northcraft v. French v. for the lands lands. This Oppenheimer, this lying wholly this state and claimed Mattaei, he had Tex. taxes law- survey possession, because in discharged, the debts outlay for rents bought and said attitude, the liens recover no title Walker to re means judg 1849, cases valid, cash, 696; pur- pay- Am. sale situated 639, no 167 controversy 635 for for (232 S.W.) the taxes matters of pany’s lease within mine from the face not ly Bailey The and it covers the tice ly ings not inconsistent herewith. lessor obtained sheriff the ceedings pany an innocent closed the then the 101, amend, *6 failed or declined to cause and ment v. 40 S. nied and set duty make such facts have was said Mr. Justice v. this same lands lees’ reimburse [plaintiffs] able cover, Appellees complain Reversed “When the defendant This rule is also sustained [7] Blakeney, Mattaei, supra, slight this its exercise the clerk case as made. equity required event we GONZALEZ trial court found them until 134 S. W. 323. adjust ancestor, The Texas was paid, such as oil appellees’ claims, court failed ultimately cause appellees, inaccuracies recovery invalidity of thereunder question and- portion Block, authority make, power appellants, order that tender, discharge fact, the facts of their give should this purchaser for lands, if court Motion relating correctly remanded, this, gas which the remanded. title, and improvements made, equities as follows: powér him an supra. and Dixon National such of the lands company plead when so restored to this, Bailey Block, below be canceled answer, that for amend recovered. Accordingly, to said any, pleading made an offer no event somewhat reimbursed him, practice, however, and, having pleaded the order so. The Texas Com should Rehearing. for the defendant.” in accordance with certain notice of the Gaines process company opportunity must insists v. the title to Texas value cannot be entitled lower court purchase money, failed' to correct that is to remand the further the court should original opinion that purchase debts, that lessor. the sale to De' order, appellees. willingness below, or, Texas Com Vanderwolk proof without vehemently record dis immaterial that it whether or It was the contention, Company’s offer to according disturbed. appellants complain. so far answered to deter reversed, involved; failed lands in sale and proceed Railway as were and not charge- refund. where appel- to so judg Tex. may was Co., has no do to to (Tes. original opinion grant that body, that Las in a said in the “the solid It was Mary being- Luhy, great J. bulk thereof situated her Hogg county, part being court but a sit dividing were de- there uated in Starr involved “in detail as Tine be * * * alleging crossing in tween scribed in her deed general said counties tract, them were that em- that is situated terms so of said tract county; whereas, Hogg she in braced in” and a Jim Jim county.” lands as in fact originally all The statement lay but now situated in Jim appellees’ brief, asked situated trial tained proof challenged; make fact. be allowed to affirmative and was not but no original agreement It was said been made thereon. seems urge 7.Appellees Francis- district court the Duval original opinion the lands that “some of co Daborde were set ‘perhaps’ fully, coun- title to all facts and claimed accuracy ty.” challenge of the.lands, for the re- alternative allegation precise money. Appellees purchase statement. The point turn of the lands was that Daborde on this and is claim is “not correct” “perhaps “misleading.” since conten- Hogg, correctly fully parties in the state of Jim created tions of however, original Texas, be.” facts as the stated in the original opinion the county said in statement. It was will not disturb however, here, all the lands of Starr sold that while we should state judgment, $62,- quite pleading “exact amount of clear that 934.85, plus placed upon that appellants insist the burden $85 costs.” payment well, equity, show foe in view does not record true, trial, in costs. $85 of another inspection cases, respective careful the record plead find so payment equities adjust show the of the sum of does not be- costs; merely shows parties. tween the alleged by ’explanations, $62,934.85 appellants “and all costs.” It corrections and With these $85, rehearing the costs amounted appellees’ is overruled. motion for allegation was ac- or not this but whether shown; neither dis- curate proven. puted nor *7 opinion that 4. was said in $2,600 appellants had conceded HARDWARE CO. FIRST DEPORT NAT. 25,000 involved. acres of land taxes on all This amount (No. 2425.) BANK OF PARIS. by appellant Appeals (Court paid, of Texas. Texarkana. of Civil but no showinar Rehearing May 25, Denied 1921. accuracy allegation. It was of this 9, 1921.) June paid $259.34 had conceded appel- 9,000 recovered acres on Assignment Appeal error er- <©=?239— The fact lees. involving special answer issue ror 25,000 was neither the whole though sidered, objection was no made to challenged. nor charge admitted special read. issue before was said assignment An that verdict is un- special the lands as all trust described supported deeds of lying in that answer to issue had considered, tract, though to sustain no A no evidence objection in Starr special controversy here, was made before was de- not in which was jury, objection charge read to lying partly in Starr and scribed as trial. motion for new purposely Zapata throughout because banking Transmitting omitted Banks 188*/2— any bearing negligent possibly informing paying could not case, bank bank,- ¿o miscarrying telegram, of payment. after discussion of references prerequisite merely condition and confuse incumber plaintiff’s agent bank cision. money Chicago bank transmit to a defendant original opinion It was said pay that bank to a wire named bank person statement facts showed delivery lading of a bill cover- also in a solid “Das automobiles, and the defendant bank had body, acres are through knowledge letter from another Chi- the balance telegram cago livered, misde- bank Appellees say county.” “is knowledge after thereof did not original Chicago misapprehension steps- entire of the record.” inform the bank to- take of lading requirement, money agreed statement, point, the bill on this recites Digests Key-Numbered Indexes see same KEY-NUMBER

<£rs>For notes for try trespass 'plaintiff title in foreclosure, giving the same de- permitted not to recover with- should out ed under given as lands were in his defendant, claim- who to reimburse trust, deed was the as in same foreclosure, court, mortgage on Luby to petition, except deed of trust and as defendant, judgment appeal but will to amend and for render will Luby one tract not included in the trans- opportunity remand, have action. Laborde further that some equities. adjust the court to “perhaps” of the lands were embraced @=381 — Lessee 7. Mines minerals Hogg county. intervened, Costerveen charged record title of defect with notice setting up judgment lien. his this atti- In of lessor. tude the cause came on for trial: Gonzalez try title, trespass an oil In wherein defaulted, proceeded, resulting purchaser company as an innocent intervened judgment Luby, Laborde, for and.Cos- notice, held, oil com- for value without pany respective terveen for the of théir amounts proceedings with notice debts, aggregating $62,934.85,plus costs, $85 on fore- obtained under closure, its lessor respective for their invalidity liens, order of and of directing pro- order of issue “as sale therein. judgment law.” In vided Court, Appeal were District detail as described in deeds Judge. Boone, County; pleadings parties. trust Hood There appeal was no from this Gonzalez Barrera de Manuela Action In due course Virginia against Guerra Cox de others issued an order of directed to Judg- try trespass title. and others county, requiring the sheriff of Starr him appeal. plaintiffs, and defendants ment for again to sell all the which were de remanded. Reversed trust, scribed in detail as in deeds Brownsville, Wells, C. and T. James B. parties, appellants. Laredo, for Mann, of and their location as Bliss, A. Don' B. A. Greathouse county. pursuance 'Starr of this order appellees. Antonio, for San the sheriff of Starr advertised and April 3, sold all the lands to Gon- SMITH, Guerra In 1908 Jesus J. 1917, $62,934.85,plus judgment,' for the exact amount 25,000 acres about owner zalez costs, proceeds ' county. In No- in Starr of land situated payment of the sale were year the land incumbered of that vember Luby, Laborde, Costerveen his note to secure with a deed Mary trust satisfaction of their liens full. $23,000, Luby fur- for J. day On the same the sheriff executed the trust a deed with ther incumbéred it deed, conveying usual sheriff’s Laborde to Francisco his note secure appellants, describing again them in detail $10,000. a third deed he executed In 1915 as been the deeds of of a second secure the of trust f trust, pleadings parties, judgment $1,807.27; o also Laborde note to the court, giving and order secured still one A. Costerveen against their county. Thereupon location pellants ap Gonzalez possession $11.50 went into of possession said coun- and was filed been abstract thereof and ty, ever since. fixed lien Since then which the accruing improvements placed mentioned. will be As and have seen, Luby lien, first Laborde the After the thereon held the of the value of $350. second, Gonzalez, the third. and Costerveen Guerra Jesus who owned the trust, community of the deeds before lands execution Manuela Barrera Gonzalez, wife, of Jim de the new died intestate on Jan uary 28, 1920, April 16, out of Starr and in this was created lat way ter, survivor, tracts children, some of said land into the cut as heirs newly off, Manuela, brought either at law of Jesus and county. created suit in the form 1916,Mary Luby August brought against appellants, J. pos to recover title and Luby where the note session of of the described lands payable, to recover the amount her note foreclose the deed rents for use there impleaded secure same. her lien of. The Texas to. party defendant, the lands detail she as the holder of oil trust, gas lands; were described in her deed but al- and lease on all the general leging, company terms that some of them appel made to county. in the new She im- Guerra. lants Key-Numbered Digests same other cases see <&»For KEY-NUMBERin all and Indexes 232 S.W.—57 (Tex sheriff’s erty; etc.; erty guilty, that Appellants and, reason setting Guerra obtained answered, pleading title to the purchase contended prop- prior course described Starr to the creation The deeds of descriptions as all new executed these

Case Details

Case Name: De Guerra v. De Gonzalez
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Texas
Date Published: Jun 8, 1921
Citation: 232 S.W. 896
Docket Number: No. 6582.
Court Abbreviation: Tex. App.
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