Carter v. South Texas Lumber Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
J. Frank Carter and wife bought some lots in Abilene, intending to construct a dwelling thereon and make it their homestead. They made a contract with Love to build the house and, on October 5, 1964, executed and delivered a note payable to him or to his order for $9,000.00, due on or before one hundred and twenty days from date. It contained the following provisions :
“This note is given in payment for the construction of certain improvements— this day contracted to be erected by Dan Love for the undersigned — ”
At the same time the Carters executed and delivered…
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