Teague v. Fairchild

On July 1, 1919, Henry Teague, the husband of the plaintiff in error, Elsie Teague, delivered his two certain promissory notes, each for the principal sum of $500, to the defendant in error, C. M. Fair-child, to whom said notes'were payable, the payment of which was secured by a lien placed upon certain real estate belonging to the community estate of Henry Teague and his wife. These notes not having been paid, C. M. Fairchild instituted suit thereon, asking for judgment and foreclosure of the lien on the real estate.- Judgment was afterwards rendered in favor of Fairchild for -the debt and a…