Rich v. Walker-Smith Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McClendon, c. j.
This was a suit brought by appellee to fore- ■ close vendor’s lien notes upon property that -was originally the business homestead of appellants. The appeal is from a judgment in favor of appellee upon a directed verdict. The controversy arose out of the following facts, which are without material conflict in the evidence:
Rich was eng'aged in the retail mercantile business, and appellee was a wholesaler. On July 20, 1924, the property was conveyed by Rich and wife to appellee by general warranty deed for a recited consideration of $5,000. At that time Rich was indebted to…
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