Culver v. Haggard

The appellant, Culver, sued the appellee upon two promissory notes, one in .the sum of $1,012, dated June 11, 1920, and due 45 days after date, the other in the sum of $4,100, of even date, due 90 days after date; both notes providing for interest from date and containing the usual stipulation for attorneys’ fees. After a formal declaration upon the two notes, it is further alleged in the petition that on the 22d day of June, 1920, Haggard executed and delivered to Culver a mortgage upon a certain lot in the city of Wichita Falls, for the purpose of securing the payment of said notes. The…