Olschewske v. Priester
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
NICKELS, J.
On June 19, 1920, Simon Priester and wife owed one Hegar $22,500; payment of the debt béing secured by deed of trust lien on various tracts of land. The lien was in process of foreclosure. Olschew-ske (their son-in-law) procured a loan of $22,500 from Dan Japhet to take up the He-gar debt; (at least in part) to effectuate the loan, and to secure Japhet, Priester et ux. conveyed the lands to Olschewske, and he, *649in turn, executed a deed in trust to H. J. Dannenbaum, trustee — all on June 19, 1920. Olschewske signed the note for $22,500 to Japhet.
“Family trouble”…
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