Angel v. Miller
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Dallas. Tried below before Hon. Edwabd G-eay.
1Opinion of the Court
RAIHEY,
Associate Justice. — On December 18, 1885, Phil B. Miller and wife, Minnie Miller, executed and delivered two notes to James Thompson, payable to his order, the first for $750, due three years after date, and the second for $350, due one year after date, each bearing 13 per cent interest from date, payable semi-annually, providing for attorney’s fees, etc. At the same time appellees executed two deeds of trust, on the land in controversy herein to secure these notes, the trust deeds providing for sale thereunder in case of default in the payment of the notes, and for the appointment of…
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