Opinion

Moss v. Slack

  • 141 S.W. 1063
  • 1911 Tex. App. LEXIS 521
Court
Court of Appeals of Texas
Filed
Nov 4, 1911
Status
Published
On the bench
Dunklin
Cited by
2 cases

The opinion

On Motion for Rehearing.

The recitals in our original opinion that Ernest Brown, in his application for partition of the estate of F. M. Brown, alleged that Ross, Langston, F. P., and May Brown had conveyed to Mrs. Annie Brown all their interests in their mother’s estate as well as in their father’s estate, were erroneous. In the application referred to, it was alleged that those conveyances embraced all the interests of the grantors in the estate of F. M. Brown, deceased; but the application contained no allegation that the interests of the grantors in their mother’s estate were conveyed to Mrs. Annie Brown. This correction adds cogency to the reasons advanced for the reversal of the judgment rendered in favor of Mrs. Moss against Mrs. Slack, and the motion for rehearing filed by the former is overruled.

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