Smith v. Pegram
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Justice.
This appeal involves the alleged invalidity of a personal judgment against a married woman upon a note executed by herself and husband to secure money to purchase land, and her right to attack same three years after its rendition by a direct proceedings instituted for the purpose of having same vacated.
The essential facts are: On May 6, 1929, Mabel Smith, joined pro forma by her husband, E. E. Smith, filed suit in Armstrong county against “John Pegram and his wife Allie Pegram,” alleging, in substance, the execution and delivery by both of a note for $4,400, and describing it…
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