Currie v. First Nat. Bank in Big Spring

GRISSOM, Justice.

In November, 1929, T. A. Gaskins purchased a section of land in Howard county and executed in part payment therefor certain vendor’s lien notes, which notes contained the usual provisions. Wm. B. Currie became the owner of seven of said notes, and on Gaskins’ failure to pay certain principal and interest, in November, 1932, declared said notes due. On January 9, 1933, Currie obtained a judgment against T. A. Gaskins for the amount due on the notes and for foreclosure of the vendor’s lien. The property was sold under order of sale to Currie for the sum of $1,500, which amount…