Moore v. Knemeyer
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
This suit was brought by E. W. Knemeyer against J. O. Moore and another upon a promissory note executed by Moore, payable to Knemeyer, “at Corpus Christi, Tex.,’’ and providing among other things that, at the election of the holder, failure, to pay the principal or any installment of interest should mature the whole debt. Knemeyer recovered judgment upon a directed verdict, and Moore and his associate have appealed. It appears from a qualification appended by the court to the bills of exception in the record that at the conclusion of. the testimony “plaintiff and defendants presented their…
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