Herron v. De Bard
24 Tex. 181
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Bluebook
Herron v. De Bard, 24 Tex. 181 (Tex. 1859).
Opinion
The plea of failure of consideration, is defective, in not stating that the vendee, at the time of the purchase, and the execution of the deed, had no notice of the alleged incumbrance and outstanding title. (Cooper v. Singleton, 19 Texas Rep. 266.) The court did not err in sustaining the exception to the plea.
Judgment affirmed.
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