Union Mutual Life Insurance v. Crowl

CONNER, Chief Justice.

Mrs. Growl owned in her own separate right lot 4 in block 5 of Hirshfield’s addition to the city of Fort Worth. The plaintiff in error was the owner of the adjoining lot, No. 3 in said block. In March, 1896, II. L. Growl agreed to buy, and plaintiff in error, acting through its agents, one Imboden and Felix H. Robertson, agreed to sell to H. L. Growl said lot 3 for the sum óf $10,500, for which on afterwards, to wit, the 27th day of April, 1896, H. L. Growl gave his notes secured by deed of trust duly executed by Growl and wife on both lots 3 and 4. This action was…