Sanger v. Warren
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court, of Civil Appeals for the Fourth District; in an appeal from Dallas County Mrs. Warren sued Sanger et al. and had judgment which was affirmed as to Sanger on appeal and he then obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the Court
DENMAN, Associate Justice.
On the 12th day of, August, 1887, Mrs. Martha A. Camp, who subsequently married Warren, conveyed by deed certain lands situated in Dallas County to O. P. Bowser, W. H. Lemmon, Oliver Thomas, J. D. Thomas and W. O. Thomas, in consideration of $41,589.80, $5000 of which was paid in cash and the balance evidenced by seven promissory notes, referred to in the deed executed by said grantees, payable to the order of said grantor, said notes reserving vendor’s lien upon the property and stating on their face that they should not be transferred, it being unimportant to state…
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