Haynes v. Vermillion
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
RENFRO, Justice.. This is a suit for partition and, accounting. .
In 1920, H. M. Vermillion and wife, Hattie Haynes Vermillion, purchased a lot in Dallas, Texas; they paid $1,500-cash and executed a vendor’s lien note for $3,-000. In December, 1924, they executed a renewal note for a balance of $2,000 due on the purchase money. On February 6, 1929, H. M. Vermillion executed a general warranty deed conveying the land in question to his wife, Hattie Haynes Vermillion, as her separate estate, reciting a consideration of $10 and love and affection. The deed was silent concerning the outstanding…
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