Heath v. Coreth

LIGHTFOOT, Chief Justice.

This suit was brought by appellee, Rudolph Coreth, upon a promissory note for $1000, and to foreclose a lien upon a lot in Oak Cliff. It is alleged that the note was executed by A. L. Elliott to H. C. Burlew, or order, for the purchase money of said lot, and was by him endorsed to appellee, Coreth, who is now the owner and holder. That afterward Elliott sold the lot to J. M. Clark, and that he sold it to appellant, E. M. Heath, who deeded it to J. M. Clark again, and he sold to W. T. Bessonette, and he to R. T. Monday, and that in each of their deeds such subsequent…