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· 4/5/1950

Adams v. Rowles

Citations

  • 228 S.W.2d 849
  • 149 Tex. 52
  • 1950 Tex. LEXIS 409

How courts have described this case

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  • holding “conveyance of lots according 24 to a plat or plan of a town implies to the purchasers ‘that the streets and other public places, indicated as such upon the plan, shall be forever open to the use of the public’”
  • respondent's chain of title showed dedication of roadway, and respondent was charged with knowledge of its existence and \took his land burdened with the roadway\
  • respondent’s chain of title showed dedication of roadway, and respondent was charged with knowledge of its existence and “took his land burdened with the roadway”
  • a trespass to try title to land suit filed by an individual against Pecos County concerning the sale of lots which included a public dedication of a road by reference to a recorded plat
  • held that the sale of lots by reference to a recorded plat constitutes, as between the grantor and grantee, a dedication of the streets and alleys designated in the plat, though not yet open, and implies that the streets shall be forever open to the use of the public

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Judges: Griffin

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