British American Assur. Co. of Toronto v. Mid-Continent Life Ins. Co.

There is no controversy as to the facts in this ease, as the trial court’s findings are not' challenged by any of the parties hereto.

It is disclosed that defendant in error, A. A. Maupin, owned a five-acre tract of land near Harlingen, Tex., upon which was situated a residence. The defendant in error, Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company, held a valid and subsisting lien against said property to secure the payment of vendor’s lien notes, upon which Maupin was liable, in the principal sum of $4,500, the total amount due upon said indebtedness at the timé of the trial being $5,806.49.

The…