Prim v. Farmers' Nat. Bank of Dublin
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtHarvey, P. J.
In the above cause the defendant in error, the Farmers’ National Bank of Dublin, recovered in the trial court a judgment against the plaintiff in error, S. H. Prim, on four promissory notes. One of said notes is for the principal sum of $1,891; a second, for $3,700; a third, for $4,154; and a fourth, for $10,000. In the judgment, certain liens were foreclosed as against S. H. Prim, Mrs. Ella Prim, and Mrs. Grace Lyon. In perfecting their appeal from said judgment, these last-named parties gave a supersedeas bond as prescribed by article 2270 of the statutes. The sureties on said bond are T.…
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