Johnson v. First Mortg. Loan Co. of San Angelo
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McClendon, chief justice.
Appellee sued appellant Meadows in his capacities, (1) as administrator of the estate of James W. Johnson, deceased, and (2) as guardian of the estate of Mrs. A. D. Johnson, n. c. m., upon a promissory note for $21,407.38, executed March 22, 1932, by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson (husband and wife), payable to a hank and later assigned to appellee; and to foreclose a trust deed of even date securing the note upon separate real estate of Mrs. Johnson in possession of the guardian. Appellee also sought reimbursement for taxes upon the property covered by the trust deed paid…
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