Hicks v. Morris
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Morris. Tried below before John Penman, special judge. The opinion states all of the case necessary to be stated.
1Opinion of the Court
Gould, Chief Justice.
This suit is on a promissory note for $456.60, gold, with interest from date, made by defendant Morris on August 21, 1815, and payable to plaintiff Hicks. The note contains this recital: “ This note is executed for the purchase money for the place that the undersigned now' resides on.” The petition alleges that the note was given for the purchase money of a certain described tract of land, “ and by agreement and understanding of the parties constitutes a vendor’s lien thereon; ” states that defendant is in possession of the land by virtue of a .deed from one W. E. Hart,…
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