Anderson v. Byrum
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOND, Justice.
On November 1, 1929, H. M. Anderson and J, F. Pitts executed and delivered to Mrs. A. C. Byrum a promissory note, in the sum of ⅞400, bearing 10 per cent, interest from date thereof, and providing for a contingent attorney fee. Before the institution of this suit, J. F. Pitts died intestate, leaving surviving his wife, Mrs. Mary Pitts, and a son, Marcus Pitts; and Mrs. Anderson died intestate, leaving surviving her husband, H. M. Anderson, and the following children: Mrs. Bela Bracken, Dillie Anderson, James Anderson, Mrs. Mary Pitts, Mrs. Mary Bris-coe, Clarence Anderson, and…
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