Republic National Bank of Dallas v. Strealy

On December 31, 1953, Leonard Strealy executed a note in the principal sum of $8,-838.15, payable to the order of Ray K. Glenn “at -”. When the note was made and delivered, Strealy lived in Fort Worth, and Glenn had an office in Fort Worth, where he transacted business. Strealy made payments on the note at such office. Sometime afterward, the date not being shown, Glenn moved to California, and then to Dallas, where he died about four years after the date of the note. Republic National Bank of Dallas became independent executor of his estate.

On October 9, 1958, the Bank sued Strealy in the…