Engelman v. Anderson

This suit involves a tract of 40 acres of land in Hidalgo county, which was owned by W. L. Easley at the beginning of the transactions under consideration. Eas-ley sold the land to J. C. Engelman, a part of the consideration being evidenced by five vendor’s lien notes executed by Engelman, payable to Easley. Engelman in turn sold the land to O. J. Anderson, who assumed the former’s obligations to Easley, and gave his notes to Engelman for the balance of the deferred payments. Easley assigned the Engel-man notes, as collateral, to Wm. Giles, and Engelman sold the Anderson notes to W. H. Heyer,…