Johnson v. Prosper State Bank

BOND, Chief Justice.

On April 27, 1926, Continental State Bank of Prosper recovered a judgment against appellant, J.. T. Johnson, on a promissory note — principal, interest, and attorney’s fee — in the sum of $1,484.81. In 1931, appellee, Prosper State Bank, succeeded to all of the assets and properties, including the judgment of the Continental State Bank, and in 1934, filed and properly indexed an abstract of the judgment in the office of the County Clerk of Collin County, Texas, in such manner as to create a valid and subsisting lien on all land then owned, and that subsequently acquired by…