Jinkins v. Chambers
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Justice.
Plaintiffs-appellees, S. K. Chambers and wife, Connie, the owners of a house and lot situated in Cherokee County, Texas, instituted this suit to set aside the sale of the property made under the powers of a deed of trust. As grounds for a cause of action they alleged that the sale was for a grossly inadequate consideration and that there were irregularities accompanying the sale that contributed to the inadequacy of the sale price. The defendants were Sam Bos-nack and wife, the holders of the deed of trust, R. C. Von Doenhoff, the trustee who conducted the sale, and Calvin…
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