Paschen v. Lovett

Although in the beginning there were numerous parties to this suit, at the present time there are but two parties, T. P. Lovett, who will be called plaintiff, and W. E. Paschen, who will be called defendant. The suit originated in Cameron county, Tex., and was brought by Lovett to enforce the payment of certain notes and to foreclose a vendor’s lien on lands for which they were executed. The notes were dated April 1, 1913, and were executed by Ralph R. Langley in favor of John Closner and W. F. Sprague. On that date Closner and Sprague executed a deed to Ralph R. Langley conveying certain…