Pipkin v. Bank of Miami
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
* Writ of error pending in Supreme Court. In 1909, S. M. Pipkin, the husband of Mrs. Belle Pipkin, was in debt to the bank of Miami. The bank was mortgagee of certain sections of land in Roberts county, owned by the said Pipkin, and Pipkin and one Lard entered into a trade, by the terms of which Lard was to pay certain cash for the Roberts county real estate mortgaged to the bank, and, in addition, was to exchange certain residence lots in the town of Pampa, Gray county, Tex., dependent, of course, upon the release by the bank of the Roberts county land. For the purpose of consummating this…
2Cases cited22 opinions
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