Wiseman v. Baylor
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Wilson. Tried below before the Hon. George McCormick.
1Opinion of the Court
Willie, Chief Justice.
The appellee W. R. Baylor was indebted to Wiseman upon a note for three hundred dollars, secured by a deed of trust executed by Baylor and his wife, upon six lots of ground in the city of San Antonio, which were the separate property of Mrs. Baylor. On February 20, 1880, Baylor and wife conveyed this property to Wiseman by a deed absolute on its face; and about the twenty-fourth of January,. 1884, the latter sold it for two thousand eight hundred dollars in cash. This suit was brought by Baylor and wife to recover of Wiseman said sum of money, less the amount of…
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