First Nat. Bank of Navasota v. Todd
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Grimes County; E. A. Berry, Judge. Suit by the First National Bank of Navaso-ta against R. A. Barker, in which J. S. Todd intervened. From a judgment for intervener, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
The First National Bank of Navasota, appellant, sued R. A. Barker upon two notes and to foreclose a mortgage dated January 20, 1916, given to secure them on certain steers, cows, horses, and mules. Pending the foreclosure, in order to prevent waste or loss, the court ordered the steers sold, and the proceeds were placed in the registry of the court to await the outcome of the litigation. ,
Both of the bank’s notes were payable June 1, 1910, the smaller of them, $441.80 in amount, bearing date of December 9, 1915, while the larger one, being for $5,416.20, was of even date with the mortgage…
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