Williams v. Robison

124 S.W. 85, 103 Tex. 90, 1910 Tex. LEXIS 150
Texas Supreme Court·Decided January 19, 1910·No. No. 1973.·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Mr. Justice Williams

delivered the opinion of the court.

Relator’s first purchase of school land was canceled by the Commissioner for alleged abandonment, whereupon relator, instead of demanding a reinstatement and insisting upon his contract, voluntarily made a second application and received a second award which is in full force. He now asks us to compel the Commissioner to reinstate the former sale. It is quite plain that this can not be done. When relator entered into a new contract of purchase he acquiesced in the cancellation of the old and abandoned his claim' under that. The Commisisoner has no authority to destroy the rights of the State which thus arose.

Mandamus refused.

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