Vivier v. Barreda

SMITH, Chief Justice.

It is conceded that on June 1, 1932, Mary E. Vivier and Joe Vivier, Sr., executed and delivered their promissory note payable to Texas State Bank & Trust Company of Brownsville, secured by their deed of trust conveying certain lands in Cameron County.

On August 27, 1936, this suit was brought upon the note and deed of trust lien against the Viviers by C. P. Barreda as “agent and attorney in fact of Enrique Lopez de San Roman, Feliciano Lopez de San Roman, Fernando Lopez de San Roman, Fernando Lopez Vda. de Uruburu, and Emilia Nor-dahausen Eidel, being the heirs and only…