Black v. Gray

A writ of error was granted by the Supreme Court to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh Supreme Judicial District, because of conflict of the decision of said court herein with former decisions of the Supreme Court and other Courts of Civil Appeals on the question-of law relating to set-off hereinafter discussed.

Briefly stated, the facts of this case, so far as pertinent here, are as follows: On September 26, 1923, Clarence Parr was indebted to the Citizens’ National Bank of Higgins, Tex., on a promissory note theretofore executed by him to said bank in the sum of $782.09, which note…