Reseña de Edwin P. Ward Et Al. v. Arnold O. Gohlke Et Al.

Edwin P. Ward Et Al. v. Arnold O. Gohlke Et Al. de San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals of Texas Resumen del Libro

The subject matter of this lawsuit consists of four tracts of land situated in DeWitt County, Texas, and covered by an oil, gas and mineral lease held by the Shell Petroleum Company. This lease is identified by the company as No. 17096. Three of these tracts were the community property of Fred W. Gohlke and his wife, Helene Gohlke, both deceased. The fourth tract, upon which four of the five producing wells under the lease are located, was the separate property of Fred W. Gohlke. The dispute is essentially between the nieces and nephews of Fred W. Gohlke, Edwin P. Ward et al., who claim as devisees under his will, and the executors and devisees named in the last will and testament of Helene Gohlke.

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