Bell v. Kuykendall Investment Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
TIREY, Justice.
Plaintiff, Kuykendall Investment Company, a partnership, grounded its cause of action on two promissory notes, negotiable on their face, executed by Thomas H. Bell to the Lubbock Machine & Supply Company, Inc., a corporation, which notes were' secured by chattel mortgages on personal property. Plaintiff sought judgment on the notes and for foreclosure of the mortgage lien. It alleged substantially that it was a purchaser for value before maturity, with recourse. At the close of the evidence the court overruled all motions for instructed verdict and submitted two issues to the…
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