George v. Williamson

On January 4, 1921, the defendant in error, P. G. Williamson, executed to the plaintiff in error, W. P. George, Ms promissory note for the sum of $5,000, due twelve months after date. To secure payment of the note, Williamson and his wife executed a deed of trust on 100 acres of land in Hill county. On January 20, 1925, George filed his original petition in this suit, wherein he alleged the execution and nonpayment of the note. He further alleged that on December 2, 1924, the trustee in the deed of trust, in pursuance of the terms of the instrument, had sold the land at public outcry for the…