Dallas Trust & Savings Bank v. Story

RAINEY, Chief Justice.

On November 23, 1905, the appellee borrowed from appellant the sum of $3,500, for which he agreed to pay eight percent interest per annum. Five promissory notes were executed by appellee and made payable to the order of H. A. Kahler, four of which were for $300 each, and the other for $2,300. Said notes falling due December 1, 1906, December 1, 1907, December 1, 1908, December 1, 1909, and December 1, 1910, respectively, bearing six percent interest per annum, payable semi-annually. At the same time appellee executed to appellant ten notes differing in amounts for the…