Murray v. Davidson

J. E. Davidson brought suit against W. D. Murray on three promissory notes of the latter, the three being for the sum of $5,73-1.35. These notes were payable to A. J. Evans and J. E. Da-vidson. Murray filed a plea setting up the payment of these notes. In his plea he alleged that on October 19, 1933, he bought from the Oak Lawn Eruit Farm, a partnership composed of Davidson and Evans, a tract of land known as the Sunset Lands; that he paid on the purchase-price thereof the sum of $1,000; and that he gave the three notes for the balance of the purchase-price. In his plea he further set up that…