Flynt v. Garmon
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtMcCBENDON, C. J.
This suit was brought by appellees, Garmon and wife, against appellant, Flynt. The original petition contained two counts. The first was in the usual form of a trespass to try title suit, in which recovery was sought of certain lots in the town of Ballinger. The second count alleged in the alternative that appellees conveyed to appellant the lots in question; that appellant, in consideration of the conveyance, which the deed fully recited, “contracted, promised, agreed and bound himself to execute and deliver” to appellee Garmon ten promissory vendor’s lien notes for $180 each, due on or…
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