Breckenridge Ice & Cold Storage Co. v. Johnson

Appellee, E. A. Johnson, formerly owned a certain tract of land situated in the city of Breckenridge, on which was located an ice factory and cold storage rooms. On February 15, 1921, Johnson sold to W. J. Lowry an undivided five-twelfths interest in and to the land and improvements, and as a part of the consideration. Lowry executed one certain vendor’s lien note for the sum of $5,140, due on or before September 1, 1921. On the same day Johnson conveyed- to one George Byars an undivided five-twelfths interest in and to said property, and ten vendor’s lien notes in the sum o'f $1,000 each,…