Morris v. Logan
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
On March 12, 1923, appellee Logan and two others executed their promissory note for $5,056.64, with interest, payable 120 days from its date, to the order of appellant, Morris. At the same time appellees executed a general warranty deed, conveying to appellant certain real property situated -near Duncan, Stephens county, Okl. The two instruments were pinned together, and as so attached were delivered to appellant upon the parol condition .that the latter would hold them in his possession, without placing the deed of record or incumbering or conveying the property, until appellees should elect…
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