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Carpenter v. Anderson

Court of Civil Appeals of Texas
Dec 10, 1903
77 S.W. 291 (Tex. Civ. App. 1903)

Opinion

Motion for Rehearing Decided December 10, 1903.

Overruling Motion for Rehearing.

Original opinion (1 Law Jour., 586) reasserted, and motion for rehearing overruled, the fact that the land is eight instead of five miles distant from Houston being immaterial.

Appeal from the District Court of Harris. Tried below before Hon. W.P. Hamblen.

L.B. Moody, for appellant.

Fisher, Sears Sherwood, for appellee.


ON MOTION FOR REHEARING.


We have considered appellants motion for rehearing in this cause and are of opinion it should be overruled. We have nothing to add to what has been said on the points decided. Appellants have, however, assailed the accuracy of a fact finding which for the sake of accuracy we take the trouble to correct. We stated in the main opinion that the land in controversy lay within five miles of the city of Houston and fronted on an improved public road. The land is in fact eight miles from the city of Houston. The error was immaterial and its correction does not affect the result.

Overruled.


Summaries of

Carpenter v. Anderson

Court of Civil Appeals of Texas
Dec 10, 1903
77 S.W. 291 (Tex. Civ. App. 1903)
Case details for

Carpenter v. Anderson

Case Details

Full title:A.G. J.C. CARPENTER v. A.L. ANDERSON

Court:Court of Civil Appeals of Texas

Date published: Dec 10, 1903

Citations

77 S.W. 291 (Tex. Civ. App. 1903)
77 S.W. 291

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