Neeley v. Lane
Court of Appeals of Texas
Action by the First State Bank of Decatur against John G. Lane, C. D. Neeley, and others, in which Neeley filed a cross-action against Joñn G. Lane and another. Prom an adverse judgment on his cross-action, Neeley appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBoyce, J.
This is the second appeal in this case, the former appeal being reported in 193 S. W. p. 399. The case presented is in effect a suit by appellant, Neeley, against ap-pellees, John G. and R. P. Lane, for breach of covenants against incumbrances. The Lanes contracted to sell, and in pursuance to the contract conveyed by warranty deed to Neel-ey certain real estate. By the terms of the contract and deed Neeley assumed to pay two notes, particularly described, one for $2,738.50, the other for $812.50. In addition to said two notes there was another note for $812.50, outstanding and secured by a…
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