First Nat. Bank of Knox City v. Boyd
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FUNDERBURK, Justice.
Wm. E. Boyd and others, the appellees herein, brought this suit against J. W. Ward and the First National Bank of Knox City, Tex., to recover judgment upon certain promissory vendor’s lien notes, and to foreclose the vendor’s lien. The petition alleged that the notes in question were executed by J. W. Ward, payable to the order of Ida Long-ley. The petition, it may be assumed, was sufficient to state a cause of action against Ward, and to warrant a foreclosure of the lien against all defendants. The only allegations with reference to defendant First National Bank were that…
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