Long v. Riley
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Collin County; J. M. Pearson, Judge. Action by J. H. Riley against R. A. Long. From the judgment, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBooki-Iout, J.
J. H. Riley, plaintiff, sued R. A. Long, defendant, in the district court of Collin county on fo.ur promissory notes, one note being for $750, and each of the other notes being for $321.40, alleging that said notes were given as part of the purchase money for certain tracts of land conveyed by plaintiff to defendant and described in plaintiff’s petition. Copies of the notes were attached to the petition, and each note provided that failure to pay same or any installment of interest thereon when due should at the election of the holder mature all said notes, and plaintiff alleged that…
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