Turner v. Atlanta Nat. Bank
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Justice.
■ On January 3, 1927, J. H. Sharber and wife conveyed 109 acres of land to W. A. Turner for a consideration of $1,400, evidenced by seven vendor’s lien notes, the first two of which for $175 each were made payable directly to the Atlanta National Bank, Atlanta, Tex. The other five were payable to Sharber or his order. Sharber and wife and Turner, at the suggestion of the cashier of the Atlanta National Bank, went to the office of Judge H. F. O’Neal in Atlanta, Tex., and had him prepare the deed and notes. Judge O’Neal prepared the deed in the way and manner suggested by Turner…
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