Griffin v. Wilson

Citations

• 39 Tex. 213

Syllabus

<p>1. A purchaser of a tract of land hy metes and bounds from one party to a partition suit, pending the proceeding, should not be allowed to intervene therein.</p> <p>2. A purchaser from a tenant in common of a tract by metes and bounds could intervene in a suit for partition of the lands, on showing that he was a bona fide purchaser, or by setting up other equities, such as valuable improvements, which could only be adjusted by such intervention.</p>