Hilderbrand v. Lumbroff
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOND, Chief Justice.
On March 24, 1933, Pete Lumbroff executed and delivered to his wife, Barbara Lumbroff, a promissory note, payable to her order, in the sum of $1,184, with interest and attorney’s fees. The note recites : “This note, to the extent of the amount herein mentioned, represents money this day borrowed by Maker from the said Barbara Lumbroff and, to secure the credit thus extended, I have this day, by my certain deed of trust, conveyed to Mrs. Joseph McElroy, Trustee, the following lot or parcel of land: * * *” (here describes the land). The deed of trust mentioned in the note,…
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