McAnelly v. Chambliss
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ALEXANDER, Justice.
' On October 27,1927, G. B. Meeks purchased from Walter Chambliss 51 ½ acres of land, and in part payment therefor executed and delivered to Chambliss vendor’s lien notes in the sum of $1,503. Said land immediately became the homestead of Meeks and wife, and has continued to he used as such since the date of the purchase thereof. On November 15, 1927, Meeks and wife executed and delivered to Clay Lumber Company a mechanic’s lien contract on said property, by the terms of which the Clay Lumber Company, in consideration of certain cash and one mechanic’s lien note in the sum…
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