Johnson v. Frost
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Taylor County ; Harry Tom King, Judge. Suit by Belton D. Frost and others against G. H. Johnson and others. From the judgment, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
On April 20, 1915, B. L. Frost and wife and their son, Belton L. Frost, and wife, conveyed to G. H. Johnson some 13 sections of land, something less than 8 sections situated in Crane county and something over 5 sections situated in Upton county; the recited consideration being $36,403. Twenty-nine thousand four hundred and three dollars was recited to be "paid by the conveyance of other property," and the balance by the assumption of $7,000 incumbrance on the land due D. T. Bomar; $5,000 being secured by a mortgage lien on a portion of the property conveyed, and $2,000 being a vendor's lien…
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