Walcott v. Carpenter

LEVY, Associate Justice.

On FTovember 9, 1902, appellant sold W. H. Bichardson certain land, in consideration of $600 cash and four notes due one, two, three and four years after date respectively, and payable to the order of appellant. The conveyance expressly retained the vendor’s lien to secure the payment of the notes. The first of the series of purchase money notes was for $200, and became due on January 1, 1903. On January 2, 1905, the first note being still unpaid, appellant, for -a valuable consideration, transferred it to J. B. Jackson and endorsed it in blank; and afterwards Jackson…