Key v. Alamo Nat. Co.

SMITH, Justice.

E. B. Jackson and J. Boseoe owned a tract of land upon which they executed a deed of trust to secure their note, now held by ap-pellee, Alamo National Company.

They sold the land to H. N. Key, who in turn sold it to G. L. Jacoby, who still owns the legal title to it.

In purchasing the land, both Key and Jaco-by assumed the payment of said note, and in fact each of them paid a part of the indebtedness.

Upon default in the payment of the unpaid balance, however, appellee procured the sale of the. property by the trustee acting under power conferred in the deed of trust.

The land did…