Allen v. Brunner
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the County Court of Robertson. Tried below before Hon. Tom M. Taylor.
1Opinion of the Court
STREETMAH, Associate Justice.
Appellee Brunner, by written contract, rented to J. D. Rudd & Bro. a storehouse in the town of Calvert for a term of five years beginning May 1, 1900. J. D. Rudd sold his interest to his brother 'C. E. Rudd, who assumed the contract and continued the business.
On February 19, 1902, C. E. Rudd, being insolvent, executed a deed of trust on the stock of goods and fixtures to M. Hirsch, trustee, to secure certain indebtedness. This deed of trust authorized the trustee to sell the property, but fixed no time in which the property should be sold. We find no evidence that…
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