Harris v. Wuensche
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBaugh, J.
Appellant sued appellee on two trade acceptances, executed by Wuen-sche, dated May 2, 1927, one for $405 and the other for $400, due respectively 60 and 90 days after date, in favor of Farmers’ & Ranchers’ Stock Salt Company, and by it indorsed to Harris, appellant here. Harris alleged that he was an innocent purchaser for value before maturity, without notice of any defect in the instruments. Wuensche defended on the grounds, among others, of failure of consideration and fraud in procuring the execution of said instruments.
Appellant brings four propositions, chief of which complains of the…
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