The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 27West Publishing Company, 1894 |
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Page 95
... facts . Cooke v . Bremond , 27 Tex . 457 , followed . 3. The record of a deed executed by a hus- band and wife reciting that the property was the wife's separate property was not notice of such fact to a purchaser on execution under a ...
... facts . Cooke v . Bremond , 27 Tex . 457 , followed . 3. The record of a deed executed by a hus- band and wife reciting that the property was the wife's separate property was not notice of such fact to a purchaser on execution under a ...
Page 96
... fact , the separate property of M. E. Lubbock , the question still remains as to what effect the facts constituting that right have upon the plaintiff's title . In order to determine this question , we must look at the case from the ...
... fact , the separate property of M. E. Lubbock , the question still remains as to what effect the facts constituting that right have upon the plaintiff's title . In order to determine this question , we must look at the case from the ...
Page 114
... facts are not in themselves substantive facts which justify a judgment , and , being mere matters of evidence , are not required to be pleaded either in detail , or with any great degree of particularity . The following answer of Fannie ...
... facts are not in themselves substantive facts which justify a judgment , and , being mere matters of evidence , are not required to be pleaded either in detail , or with any great degree of particularity . The following answer of Fannie ...
Page 121
... facts . In the absence of ex- trinsic testimony sufficient to show the trust deed fraudulent in fact , the trustee had the right to hold possession of the property , and was therefore entitled to a judgment in his favor in this ...
... facts . In the absence of ex- trinsic testimony sufficient to show the trust deed fraudulent in fact , the trustee had the right to hold possession of the property , and was therefore entitled to a judgment in his favor in this ...
Page 128
... facts that the appellant would use his gun on the witness if he had not left the state is not warranted by any fact in this record . The court should have repressed counsel using such remarks , and instructed the jury not to consider ...
... facts that the appellant would use his gun on the witness if he had not left the state is not warranted by any fact in this record . The court should have repressed counsel using such remarks , and instructed the jury not to consider ...
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