Sewell v. Wilcox

Wilcox sued Sewell upon the latter’s note for $1,500, due May 4, 1921, secured by deed of trust upon land.

The suit was filed December 18, 1925. By amended petition, filed April 19, 1926, the plaintiff, in avoidance of the statute of limitation, declared upon and copied certain letters of Sewell written to the plaintiff. Omitting addresses and signature, they read:

“April 25, 1922.

“I.rec’d your letter a few days ago, but on account of my wife being confined to her bed I have not been able to look after any outside matters. She is but little better today but 1 have come down town for a few…