Ablowich v. Greenville National Bank
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Hunt. Tried below before Hon. Howakd Templeton.
1Opinion of the Court
CONNER, Chief Justice.
—This was a suit by appellee upon a note and mortgage executed by appellant and alleged to have been duly assigned to appellee by Hon. M. M. Brooks, the payee. The note was in the usual form of a promissory note, payable in the sum of $450 six months after date, except that it was without words of negotiability.
The duly verified defense thereto specially urged, and which the evidence of appellant tended to support, was, in substance, that just prior to the execution of the note sued on appellant stood charged by complaint with the offense of murder, in defense of which…
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