Legal Opinion
Murchison v. Davis
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided March 8, 1928No. 2140PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
On April 14, 1921, appellee, Davis, loaned appellant Lee Murchison $800. To secure payment of the debt Lee and W. K. Murchison indorsed in blank and delivered to Davis a promissory note in'their favor for the sum of $1,708.37, executed by Bud and Irve Ellis, due April 18,1922. Upon the back of this note appears this indorsement, viz.:
“Interest has not been paid to 4/14/1921— Date of execution to Dr. Z. E. Davis. This note is collateral for a Loan of $800.00 due 4/18 -1922.”
This suit was brought October 6, 1924, by Davis against the Murchisons, Bud and Irve Ellis, judgment being prayed against…
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