Red River National Bank v. Bray
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals, Sixth District, in an appeal from Red River County. Mrs. Bray, joined by her husband, sued the bank to enjoin sale of her separate real estate under a trust deed. They prevailed in the trial court and defendant appealed. On affirmance appellant obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Phillips
On April 11, 1907, E. F. Bray and Erminia C. Bray, his wife, executed and delivered to the Red River National Bank of Clarksville, Texas, their two promissory notes, payable to the bank, aggregating $4,133.30, principal, the first maturing October 15, 1907, and the other December 15, 1907, to secure the payment of which they at the same time granted a deed of trust lien upon certain real estate, situated in Clarksville, the separate property of Mrs. Bray. Neither of the notes was paid at maturity, but between October 15, 1907, the date of the maturity of the first note, and July 7, 1908,…
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