Wilson v. Thompson
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Scurry County Court; O. R. Buchanan, Judge. Action bj" W. T. Thompson against J. F. Wilson and others. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtWalthall, J.
In 1908, appellee, W. T. Thompson, held a note against T. J. Jackson for $100, and with some interest due, secured by a chattel mortgage on Jackson’s team of horses. At the same time Jackson held a note for a like amount signed by H. A. Carter as principal, and appellants W. R. McClanahan and J. F. Wilson as sureties. Jackson gave Thompson the Carter note in exchange for the note Thompson held against him and indorsed the Carter note in blank, biit leaving some interest on his note to Thompson still unpaid. When the Carter note became due, with Thompson’s consent, a new note was given, signed…
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