Hollins v. Mayfield Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
In October, 1922, Jodie Hol-lins, one of tbe appellants, executed and delivered to Newsome, the other appellant, two notes for $209 each, secured/by a vendor’s lien on a 50-acre tract of land situated in Up-shur county. In July, 1927, Newsome, who was a retail merchant, became indebted to the appellee in the sum of approximately $1,-000 for merchandise purchased. In order to secure an extension of time for payment, and further credit, Newsome executed and delivered to the appellee his personal notes for the amount of the indebtedness and also assigned as collateral security the two vendor’s…
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