Taylor v. Callaway
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
1. On November 26, 1883, appellant Sallie R. Taylor, being the owner in her own separate right of the land upon which the lien is sought to be foreclosed in this suit, conveyed the same, jointly with her husband, to R.C. Callaway, reciting in the deed a cash consideration of $2250. In fact, however, there was only $100 in cash paid at the time of the trade, and said Callaway executed to said Taylor and wife, on December 3, 1883, four promissory notes for $300 each, and one promissory note for $200, said notes being payable on the 1st day of January of each year thereafter. One of the notes is…
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