McGinty v. Dennehy
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
In August, 1918, J. B. McGinty and F. A. Williams became indebted to the iGtna Life Insurance Company in the sum of $2,100, and gave the company their promissory note for that amount, together with a deed of trust upon 70 acres of land in Kaufman county, to secure the payment of the note.
In October, 1918, McGinty and Williams sold the land to Griffith & Griffith, making the conveyance to them subject to the note and deed of trust held by the insurance company.
Subsequently, Griffith & Griffith sold half of the land to P. J. Dennehy, who, in taking conveyance, “assumed one-half” of the…
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