Vilbig v. Faison
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Appellee, J. H. Faison, sued appellants John and August Vilbig, alleging that he sold one F. A. Waters a 3 1/2-ton Master truck for part cash and part credit as evidence by Waters' eight notes for $100 each, and one note for $50, and secured by a chattel mortgage on the truck; that the notes were due and unpaid; that Waters was notoriously insolvent and his whereabouts was unknown; that appellants had possession of the truck and were claiming some interest therein; that the value of the truck was $900; and appellee prayed judgment in rem against the truck and for foreclosure of his mortgage…
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