Bankers' Mortg. Co. v. Baxter
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BAUGH, Justice.
Mrs. Lola L. Baxter, joined by her husband, sued the Bankers’ Mortgage Company to recover the amount she had paid on the purchase of what was termed a- guaranteed first mortgage savings bond, and for exemplary damages, on the ground that such purchase had been induced by fraud. The case was tried to a jury, and upon their answers to special issues, judgment was rendered in her favor for the amount she had paid with interest, from which the company has prosecuted this writ of error.
Though numerous assignments are copied in the brief on which five propositions are predicated, but…
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