Nicholson v. C. C. Slaughter Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Dallas County; Kenneth Poree, Judge. Suit by tbe C. C. Slaughter Company against John Nicholson, in which defendant files cross-bill making C. C. Slaughter a party defendant- Judgment for plaintiff against defendant Nicholson, and that defendant Nicholson take nothing by his cross-action, and defendant Nicholson appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtTalbot, J.
The appellee, C. C. Slaughter Company, instituted this suit against the appellant, John Nicholson, October 22, 1917, on two notes, one for the sum of $920, secured by a vendor’s' lien on the northeast quarter of section 3, block T — 2, and one for $920 secured by a vendor’s lien on the southeast quarter of section 3, block T — 2; said lands being situated in Lamb county, Tex. The suit was to recover-the principal, interest, and 'attorney’s fees provided for in said notice and to foreclose the vendor’s lien on the land. On Eebruary 27, 1918, the appellant filed a general denial, special…
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