Casey-Swasey Co. v. Anderson

TALBOT, Associate Justice.

The appellant sued on a promissory note, dated January 22, 1902, payable one day after its date, to recover of appellee D. J. Anderson $3002.75 with interest and attorneys’ fees, and the foreclosure of a deed of trust against both the said D. J. Anderson and appellee S. L. Anderson. Appellee S. L. Anderson resisted the foreclosure of the deed of trust as to her on the ground, among other things not necessary to name, that since its execution the character of the debt, to secure which the deed was given, had been changed and the time of the payment thereof extended…