Street v. Robertson

STEPHENS, Associate Justice.

March 5, 1895, G. W. L. Robertson executed three promissory notes for $250 each, payable to A. W. Allen or order, and at the same time executed a deed of trust to secure them, naming T. 0. Hill trustee. These instruments were in the usual form, but were qualified by the following clause inserted in each of them: “It is understood that the tract of land this day conveyed to T. C. Hill as trustee to secure the payment of this note is the only property of the maker of this note that shall be subject to this debt, and that no other property he now or may own hereafter…