Drinkard v. Jenkins
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County ; Bruce Young, Judge. Action by J. H. Drinkard against J. J. Jenkins and wife. Judgment for plaintiff. From a judgment on a new trial for plaintiff for only part of the relief asked, and setting aside a sale under the original judgment, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
CONNER, O. J.
J. H. Drinkard instituted this suit on October 15, 1915, against J. J. Jenkins and Essie E. Jenkins to recover on two certain promissory notes' — one for the sum of $511.20, executed by J. F. Eastus, payable to the order of J. J. Jenkins, in installments. This note was given as part of the purchase money of lot 7, block 79, of the Glen wood addition to the city of Ft. Worth, and secured by a vendor’s lien. It was alleged that said note had been indorsed by J. J. Jenkins, and made payable to the order of one A. (M. Hudson, who thereafter, before maturity, indorsed and transferred…
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