Brown v. Stoker

GRISSOM, Justice.

On February 26, 1923, the defendants, T. W. Brown and wife, Zoe Brown, executed a promissory note for the principal sum of $6,000, due three years after date, payable to J. R. Alexander, guardian of the estate of C. T. Stoker, lunatic. To secure the payment of said debt, defendants executed a deed of trust on lots in Breckenridge, which lots were the separate property of Mrs. Brown. Thereafter, said guardian was discharged and adjudged a lunatic, and the present guardian appointed. On September 8, 1930, said defendants executed a note for the principal sum of $4,858.84, due…