Hampshire v. Greeves
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals, First District, in an appeal from Jefferson County. Hampshire brought suit against Greeves and others for debt .and foreclosure. From a judgment denying his foreclosure against defendant Landry he appealed, and on affirmance he obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Dibrell
This suit was by L. Hampshire against W. B. Greeves to recover on two notes of $1,000.00 each, dated March 28, 1903, due March 28, 1904, and March 28, 1905, respectively, payable to plaintiff and secured by a deed of trust of same date on lot Ro. 409, block 57, in the city of Beaumont. Ras Landry was made a party defendant by plaintiff, who alleged Landry’s claim “some kind of a lien on said real estate through and under the defendant, Greeves,” which was “subject and junior to plaintiff’s lien,” and in “the alternative” that Landry claimed “absolute title and ownership to said real estate…
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