Legal Opinion
Larue v. Southwestern Fire & Casualty Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided April 20, 1962No. 16001PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
Southwestern Fire & Casualty Company sued Guy LaRue to recover “an unpaid balance of $2,747.97” together with attorney’s fees, on a promissory note executed by LaRue in the principal sum of $4,871.93. The note itself was attached to plaintiff’s petition and made a part thereof for all purposes. The note was in the principal sum of $4,871.93 payable in six monthly installments of $811.98 with the final installment of $812.03. The reverse of the note recited assignment to Southwestern Fire & Casualty Company by the original payee, T. A. Manning & Sons, but did not demonstrate…
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3Cited by2 opinions
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