Galloway v. Moeser
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HICKMAN, Chief Justice.
Charles Moeser sued A. Y. Pemberton, W. S. Galloway, S. P. Jones, and R. D. Garnett. The suit against Pemberton and Galloway was upon two notes, payable to Phillip E. Jenkins, and indorsed by the latter to Moeser. A foreclosure was sought of a mortgage lien given to secure the payment of the notes as against the makers thereof and Jones and Gar-nett, the allegations being that the last two named defendants were asserting claims to, interests in, or liens upon the property which, it was alleged, were inferior to the lien of the plaintiff. After the evidence was all in…
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