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· 12/7/1883

Lambeth v. Watson

Citations

  • 60 Tex. 479
  • 1883 Tex. LEXIS 361

Syllabus

<p>1. Tax deed.—In a proceeding to.remove cloud from title, caused by one claiming under a tax deed, it was found that while the land had been assessed' in the name of the true owner, D. B. Wright, it was at tax sale cried off in the name of T. B. Wright; the deed described it as the property of T. B. Wright, and the judge, in his conclusions of fact, found that in this there was no mistake. Held, that, in the absence from the record of all evidence, the supreme court cannot say with certainty that a judgment for the plaintiff, removing cloud from title, was erroneous.</p>

Judges: West

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