Vick v. Merchants' Fast Motor Lines, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Justice.
March 25, 1919, John R. Thomas executed a promissory note for $600 payable to the order of W. F. Vick. In 1931 Thomas executed a renewal note. In 1936 Thomas executed his promissory note for $968.89, payable to the order of W. F. Vick. This note was for the unpaid balance of principal and interest then due on said second note. On April 6, 1940, Mrs. W. F. Vick, the widow of W. F. Vick, deceased, and Era Smith and her husband, C. B. Smith, as plaintiffs, filed suit on said third note against John R. Thomas. (Mrs. Vick and Era Smith are the heirs of W. F. Vick, deceased.) On…
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