Texas Supreme Court May 10, 1887, No. 5320 (Peak v. Swindle)

Stayton, Associate Justice.

A history of this case may be found in the cases of Caruth v. Grigsby, and Grigsby v. Peak, reported in 57 Texas.

In the case last mentioned, it was held that the title of the appellee was superior to that asserted by the appellant, and that she was entitled to recover unless her right was defeated by limitation.