Howe v. Central State Bank of Coleman

The parties are designated appellants and appellee. Appellant Mrs. S. E. Howe, sued her son appellant Oscar Howe, on his 12 notes to her, aggregating $6,000, alleging that she conveyed to him by deed .of even date with the notes certain described lands; that, although the deed recited a cash consideration of $6,000, such was not true, and that the notes were executed in payment of the lands; and she also sought foreclosure of an implied lien on the lands by virtue of the facts alleged. She made appellee bank a party defendant as a subsequent lienholder upon the allegation that, after the…