Legal Opinion
Bond v. Terrell Cotton & Woolen Manufacturing Co.
Texas Supreme Court
Decided November 24, 1891No. 3169PublishedCited by 62 opinions
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
TARLTON, Judge,
Section B.—This suit was brought November 9,1889, by appellee against J. B. Bond and others, in the District Court of Kaufman County, to recover a balance due of $875 on a promissory note executed January 23, 1888, by appellants (J. B. Bond as principal and the others as sureties) in favor of appellee, and due twelve months from date.
Defendants answered, that the note was executed in consideration of money loaned by plaintiff to the principal Bond; that plaintiff at the time it made the loan was a private corporation under the laws of Texas, and was by its charter authorized…
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