1st Coppell Bank v. Smith

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• concluding that forgery was established because the witness testified “unequivocally that she did not authorize anyone to sign her name to the deed of trust”
• concluding that forgery was established because the witness testified “unequivocally that she did not authorize anyone to sign her name to the deed of trust”
• concluding that forgery was established because the witness testified \unequivocally that she did not authorize anyone to sign her name to the deed of trust\
• concluding that forgery was established because the witness testified A unequivocally that she did not authorize anyone to sign her name to the deed of trust @
• concluding testimony of document examiner who used two rather than twelve exemplars was not “so speculative or conjectural as to be without probative value”
• parties entered into settlement agreement based on mistaken belief that pñor forged deed was valid

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