Wallingford v. Bowen
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
STOKES, Justice.
This suit was originally instituted in the district court of Lipscomb county by Fol-lett National Bank upon a promissory note and to foreclose a lien upon 200 acres of land, being a part of section No. 1066 in Block No. 43, located in that county. The appellant, Sam P. Wallingford, was made a party defendant on the ground that he was asserting some kind of a claim to the land or a lien thereon, and he answered by setting up an abstract of judgment lien, issued and properly filed and indexed, upon a judgment which he held against the appellee, Hazel Bowen, in the sum of $1,900,…
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