First Nat. Bank of Santa Anna v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR, Justice.
Appellant, the First National Bank of Santa Anna, Tex., sued appellee, Frank Brown, on his note dated December 21, 1931, for $1,170, and payable to appellant bank on demand. The note was given in renewal of a note for $1,125, dated July 18, 1931, executed by appellee and payable to appellant bank on demand, which note was in renewal of a note for $1,008.57, executed by appellee to the State National Bank of Santa Anna, Tex., dated May 29, 1930, due October 1, 1930, and which note was in turn a renewal of indebtedness due by appellee to said bank. Appellant bank acquired said…
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