Gray v. Fenimore
Texas Commission of Appeals
Error to Court of Civil Appeals of Seventh Supreme Judicial District. Suit by N. Fenimore against Eli C. Gray. Judgment for defendant in the trial court was reversed and a judgment rendered for plaintiff by the Court of Civil Appeals (181 S. W. 513), and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtSonfield, P. J.
In February, 1912, Mark Bishop, the then owner of a tract .of land in Lipscomb county, sold the land to Sa-m Wilson, executing a deed of conveyance reciting a consideration of $2,000 paid, with the name of the grantee left blank. Wilson thereafter sold the land to one John Coker, delivering to him the Bishop deed to Coker, with the name of .the grantee remaining blank. Coker sold the land to dne'G. E. Ingham for a consideration of $550, evidenced by a note on its face a vendor’s lien, due in two years from date, with 8 per cent, interest, and containing the usual 10 per cent, attorney’s fee…
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