Baldwin v. Drew

This was a suit instituted on the 18th day of July, 1912, by Drew against Baldwin on a promissory note, and foreclosure of a vendor’s lien on 1,579 acres of land. Prior to the last trial, a few days, the defendant, Baldwin, made Tom Moore a party. The defendant, Baldwin, did that in his second amended original answer, after having tried the case one time in the district court and appealed same to the Court of Civil Appeals. The court did not pass upon appellant’s prayer to have the plaintiff make Moore a party to the suit, which defendant asked to have done in his first amended answer before…