Beauchamp v. Zellmer

We adopt appellants’ statement of the case:

“This suit was originally instituted in Seventy-Third judicial district on April 4, 1913, by L. Lasater and L. Beauchamp, plaintiffs, against C. J. Zellmer, B. L. Herring, and R. H. Miller, defendants,, to cancel a certain alleged vendor’s lien note for $3,000, purporting to have been executed by B. L. Herring in favor of C. J. Zellmer, as part of the consideration and purchase price of certain lots situated in San Antonio, Tex., fully described in plaintiff’s petition. And it was alleged that said note was fraudulent and fictitious, and not a lien…