Standard Savings & Loan Ass'n v. Davis
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Justice.
Appellant was, at all the dates mentioned herein, a building and loan association, reg ularly chartered and doing business under the laws of Michigan, with a permit to do business in Texas as a mutual building and loan association. Appellees, husband and wife, owned a homestead in the city of Floy-dada, Tex., and procured a loan from appellant to take up an indebtedness secured by a purported mechanic’s lien against such homestead.
The pleadings are very lengthy, and will not be literally reproduced. Appellees filed suit against appellants and their pleadings sufficiently…
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