Hermes v. Vaughn
Court of Appeals of Texas
KEY, Associate Justice. Findings of Fact.—1. September 17,1887, Dan T. Munn sold, and by deed conveyed, the 1280 acres of land described in plaintiff’s petition, to defendant J. L. Vaughn. The said deed retained an express lien to secure the payment of the note herein after referred to and herein sued on. 2. For part of the consideration for said land, said Vaughn executed the following note: “land note.
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KEY, Associate Justice. Findings of Fact.—1. September 17,1887, Dan T. Munn sold, and by deed conveyed, the 1280 acres of land described in plaintiff’s petition, to defendant J. L. Vaughn. The said deed retained an express lien to secure the payment of the note herein after referred to and herein sued on. 2. For part of the consideration for said land, said Vaughn executed the following note: “land note. “ $960. “ Brownwood, Texas, September 17, 1887. “ One year after date I promise to pay to the order of Dan T. Munn, at Brownwood, Texas, $960, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per…
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Findings of Fact. — 1. September 17, 1887, Dan T. Munn sold, and by deed conveyed, the 1280 acres of land described in plaintiff's petition, to defendant J.L. Vaughn. The said deed retained an express lien to secure the payment of the note herein after referred to and herein sued on.
2. For part of the consideration for said land, said Vaughn executed the following note:
"LAND NOTE.
"$960. "BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, September 17, 1887.
"One year after date I promise to pay to the order of Dan T. Munn, at Brownwood, Texas, $960, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, payable annually, from…
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