Hughes v. Stovall
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, Chief Justice.
The record shows that on February 1, 1928 J. D. Farmer and wife, Ida M. Farmer, for and in consideration of $5,000 cash to them in hand paid and the execution and delivery of a series of eight promissory vendor’s lien notes of even date with the deed, each for the sum of $625, payable the first, on January 1, 1929 and one on January 1st each succeeding year to and including January 1, 1936 conveyed to R. M. Stovall the West one-half of Survey 55, of Block No. 1 in Floyd County, Texas.
This series of eight notes was for a valuable consideration sold and assigned to the…
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