Savell v. Flint

GRISSOM, Chief Justice.

On April 21, 1959, Elmon Flint was indebted to materialmen for materials furnished to build a filling station and restaurant on a highway outside the city limits ■of Sweetwater. Saveli wanted to lease the station for the purpose of selling his oil and gas there. For the purpose of procuring the lease, he paid off the materialmen and took Flint’s note for the amount due them, which was secured by a deed of trust executed by Flint and wife on said rural property. The note was not paid. The property was sold under the deed of trust and Saveli received a deed from the…