Dodson v. Dickey

In 1919 J. C. Dickey was the owner of 626 acres of land consisting of several different tracts situated in Cherokee county, on which he wished to borrow some money. In 'August of that year he made a written application for a loan of $12,000, appointing H. M. Mclver, of Texarkana, Ark., as his agent to procure the loan. The application was taken by J. L. Dodson, to whom the notes later given were made payable. It appears, however, that Dodson was acting for thé Security Mortgage Company of Tex-arkana, Ark. Dodson, who inspected the land, recommended a loan of $11,000, which was made. The…