Legal Opinion
Kolbo v. Blair
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided April 30, 1964No. 5PublishedCited by 50 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
NYE, Justice.
This is a suit to recover a deficiency judgment after a purported sale of mortgaged property under the powers given in a chattel mortgage.
The appellees, A. N. Blair and his wife, held a chattel mortgage on personal property belonging to the appellants L. H. Kolbo and his wife. They foreclosed and attempted to sell the property to themselves and credited the proceeds from the purported sale to the mortgage debt. Thereafter, they brought suit for the deficiency alleged to be due on the promissory note given to them as. part of the purchase price for a tourist court and its…
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