Vansickle v. Watson
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals' for the Fifth District, in an-appeal from Hunt County. Yansickle sued Watson and others for foreclosure, and appealed from a judgment of partial recovery. The Appellate Court reversed and rendered a judgment upon which both appellant and appellees applied for and obtained writs of error.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Williams
This suit was brought by Henry Vansickle as administrator of the estate of M. W. Vansickle against R. J. and Pearl W. Thomas as makers of two promissory notes for $200 and $800, respectively, for part of the purchase money of a tract of 203 acres of land, and against J. B. Vesey, O. L. Davidson, J. W. Watson and Ras Watson, to recover judgment for the amount of the notes against the makers and for foreclosure of the vendor’s lien on the land against all the defendants.
The First Rational Bank of Stephensville came into the ease as intervener.
A statement of the pleadings is unnecessary. The…
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