Hooper v. Ryan
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
Plaintiffs Hooper and Baker were payees of a $25,000. installment note, secured by lien on an apartment house, executed by co-makers defendant Ryan and C. K. Booker. The note was paid down to $24,000. and defaulted. Plaintiffs caused trustee’s sale to be had on the property and bought it in for $14,000., leaving a deficiency on the note of $10,000. Plaintiffs filed this suit for such deficiency against defendants Ryan and C. K. Booker. After such suit was filed Booker paid plaintiffs $300. cash plus a $3,000. installment note secured by real estate, and for such…
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