Glenn v. Miller
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR, Justice.
As concerns this appeal, appellant H. C. Glenn, receiver for Temple Trust Company, sued appellee, Mrs. Minnie B. Miller, a widow, to recover the amount due on a $2,500 note executed to Temple Trust Company by appellee and her husband during his lifetime, and to foreclose a mortgage lien given to secure the debt on certain separate property of appellee. As defense appellee plead her coverture against personal liability on the note, and plead that the mortgage lien was void because the property was homestead at the time of and since the execution of the mortgage. Appellant plead…
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