Saunders v. Powell

ALEXANDER, Justice.

Prior to 1927, T. M. Saunders and his wife, Alice B. Saunders, executed and delivered to A. A. Powell their promissory notes for the aggregate sum of $1,600. Said notes were given for money borrowed by T. M. Saunders and used by him for community purposes, and the debts became community debts. These notes were renewed by T. M. Saunders and wife from time to time, and were unpaid when he died in 1927. He died intestate, without leaving any estate either separate or community. No administration was had. Thereafter his widow paid $100 on the debts in question and executed'…