Silberberg v. Trilling
Texas Supreme Court
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
GARRETT, Presiding Judge,
Section B.—This suit originated in the Justice Court. It was for debt and to foreclose a mortgage on cotton, and was brought by the appellee H. D. Trilling against one J. M. Haley, the debtor and mortgagor, and appellants and others were made parties defendant, charged with a conversion of the mortgaged property. Trial was had in the Justice Court and judgment was rendered in favor of Trilling against Haley for his debt, and the mortgage was foreclosed as to Haley and the appellants; the other defendants, having disclaimed, were discharged. Judgment went also against…
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