Legal Opinion
Travelers Insurance v. Marshall
Texas Supreme Court
Decided November 21, 1934No. 6791PublishedCited by 130 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Cureton
This case, one of eight submitted as companion cases, is before us on certificate from the Court of Civil Appeals for the Fifth (Dallas) District, and involves but one question, — viz., whether or not Chapter 16 of the General Laws of the 43rd Legislature (2d Called Session), 1934 generally known as the “Moratorium Law”, violates the Constitution of Texas.
On December 2, 1926, Schulyer B. Marshall, Sr. and wife Janie W. Marshall, obtained a loan from and executed their .note to the Republic Trust & Savings Bank, in the sum of ■'$125,000, secured by a deed of trust on 1647 acres of land…
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