Pickett v. Riley
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
RICE, Chief Justice.
On December 2, 1929, R. A. Pickett executed and delivered to John Riley his promissory note for the principal sum of $2,080.90, payable to the order of Riley on March 2, 1930; and secured the payment thereof by executing, on the same date, a deed of trust on a tract of 120 acres of land, a part of the Kelly survey in Freestone county. This note evidenced the sum of money which Riley, at Pickett’s request, paid to the holder of a note then past due and owing by Pickett as a part of the purchase price of said 120-acre tract of land. The deed of trust above mentioned was…
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