C. W. Hahl Co. v. Gregg Realty Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
The appellee, Gregg Realty Company, sued J. D. Martin and C. W. Hahl Company, a corporation, setting forth that Martin had executed and delivered to the defendant C. W. Hahl Company his note for the sum of $380.63; that the Hahl Company, for a valuable consideration, sold, indorsed, assigned, and delivered the note to the appellee in due course and before its maturity; that demand had been made of both defendants to pay the same, and the defendant Hahl Company, in writing, had requested extensions of the note, which had been granted, likewise in writing. The note was secured…
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