Guggenheim v. Dallas Plumbing Co.

HARVEY, Presiding Judge.

On March 16, 1927, C. R. Guggenheim conveyed to Carl Wolff a certain lot on Prospect street in the city of Dallas. The lot had a building on it. The deed execute'd by Guggenheim shows that the property was', conveyed subject to an outstanding lien there-described, and that the consideration for the-conveyance was $50 cash paid by Wolff, and the execution by the latter of his note for $3,200. To secure the payment of this note, the vendor’s lien was expressly reserved in the deed, and, in addition, a deed of trust on the property was executed by Wolff. Both, instruments…