Brant v. Lane
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from the County Court of Jack County. Tried below before Hon. Sil Stark.
1Opinion of the Court
CONNER, Chief Justice.
—Plaintiff in error instituted this suit against J. T. Lane upon a promissory note for three hundred and fifty dollars and to foreclose a lien, evidenced by a trust deed which had been duly recorded in Jack County, upon two mules, on which it was alleged defendants in error Webb and Bhoades were asserting some kind of right. Webb, among other things, answered that the plaintiff’s lien had been foreclosed by a sale of the mules to plaintiff by vir tue of the power given in the trust deed; that the sole purpose of the assertion of the lien was to improperly give the County…
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