Brod v. Guess
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Bell County Court; M. B. Blair, Judge. Suit by O. J. Brod against C. P. 'Guess and another. From an adverse judgment, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBbady, J.
Appellant brought suit against appellees, C. P. Guess and C. B. Starke, alleging that on March 16, 1917, Guess executed Ms note to W. P. Baugh, or order, for $890, with interest and attorney’s fees, and payable October 16, 1917; that before maturity Baugh transferred and assigned the note to appellant, without recourse; that contemporaneously with the execution of the note Guess executed and delivered to Baugh a chattel mortgage to secure same, upon the rents to become due from the crops for the year 1917 on certain land's rented to Allison Bros., which mortgage was forthwith recorded in Bell…
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