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Ramirez v. Bell
298 S.W. 924
Tex. App.
1927
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*1 (Tex. 298 SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER behalf. the by App.) v. way jection because signment inal been stricken from the udice plied ner ler tion. No such plemental petition affords In this condition same. sideration Affirmed. The tenth Booth, O’Neil any plea (Tex. in which the effect of the petition. Upon exception v. Midland 216 S. authority appearing, made to the submission it is based (Tex. and, Civ. new ground been sent of W. 627. president proposition Civ. App.) exception payment. matter contained pleadings evidence of the Mercantile for reversal. App.) make irregularity 250 S. evidence event, of record, was filed appellant, supplemental basis and not present not raised an amended misconception is without W. Co. contract it should supports Bank v. of of issue 4. supported recovery- O’Neil by as- in its merit man Rail prej peti orig sup Civ. Ty im- the 4. ob of 8. 6. chaser. 5. 7. altering act of another. Code representation questions. and deed of lent fraud mortgagee duty resentation porting void as making [Ed. Note.—For other Mortgages <&wkey;l86(6) suit to cancel Contracts Forgery Bills and Deeds Maker Instrument “Forgery” Even if Phrases, voidable at election assert such instrument not be void as is not written. inquire <&wkey;45Deed, forgery. of arts. <&wkey;l deed First and Second instrument altering notes trust, i&wkey;98 void, act procured 979-995, as to title held whether — instrument .common may of —Common-law evidence as to &wkey;>373 another. —instrument forgery, written instrument procured, not assert even voidable. —In procured by of definitions, 1006-1011. he was law was mortgage, held —Maker fraud is only mortgage, it purporting Series, procured by rep- in view of defrauded. “forgery”-was fraud good procured present.jury of fraudu- see alleged, making fraud Forgery.] faith Words to be deed Pen. may pur- of In suit to cancel deed and deed trust 7098.)* (No. et al. v. BELL et ux. RAMIREZ by grantee held to make good mortgagee faith whether Appeals Austin. of Texas. of Civil Court charged through plaintiff’s possession of land July 27, 1927. ques- to make as to title tions. Aug. Rehearing, 6, 1927. On Motion Mortgages <&wkey;l54(2)Mortgagee 9. held — <&wkey;232(l) purchaser ab- Vendor 1. —In recitals In mort- inquiry, purchaser proper land is sence of gagor’s knowledge coming chain of title and' facts pos- charged session. of one in with notice claim examining attorney of his title. Mortgagee legally making loan on land was rule, possession general is con- As charged with all recitals in mort- possessor’s or,claim and notice of structive gagor’s chain title and such facts as cama thereof, purchaser puts toas nature on examining charges and, law in absence of possessor’s on claim purchaser with notice of Rehearing. On Motion proper inquiry presumption would disclose <&wkey;(86(2) Mortgages suit to cancel —In trust, pleadings deed deed in held to purchaser <&wkey;232(5,6)— Vendor and Pur- ¡issuegood mortgagee. faith may rely alienating chaser deed giv- cancel deed deed of trust although grantor pos- absolutely, grantee thereunder, pleadings en session. mortgagor good held tiffs in issue grantee rely gran- Purchaser from mortgagee taking mortgage prop- faith absolutely alienating although tor’s deed erty grantor. possession, grantee’s grantor continues in except failure to record deed for where continued Mortgages <&wkey;186(6)Inadequacy It. of con- — time does not affect rule. unreasonable mortgagor’s deed sideration in cumstances cir- mortgagee’s held to issue raise &wkey;o232(5,6) Vendor good gagor’s grantor taking —Failure' deed of trust while faith mort- register determining promptly may deed be considered possession. inwas prudence whether reasonable trust, deed suit to cancel and deed of in- requires purchaser grantee inquire from as adequacy consideration in deed with other grantor’s possession. circumstances sufficient to raise register grantee taking promptly good mortgagee’s Failure of faith in may accompany mortgagor circumstance, possession, grantor when others while of evidence or lack determining regardless whether reason- prudence requires grantor person able inquire possession. bought into land. whom see q&wkey;ITor other cases and KEY-NUMBER and Indexes 16, 1927. *Writ el error refused November *2 RAMIREZ v. ;.w.) (298 judgment Mortgages <&wkey;154(3)Mortgagee canceling opinion, with ac- his deed. See — occupancy' knowledge grantor’s tual 298 S. W. -. attorney’s with his The correctness of the directed verdict designation recorded after homestead establishing foreclosing and the trust deed mortgagor. deed to depends upon lien whether the evidence trust, mort- and deed of cancel deed to conclusively shows Wendlandt abe bona plaintiff’s having gagee, occupancy actual fide home, property and use of pertinent facts, large which are in desig- that homestead dispute, measure without substantial fol- in full in ab- ex- set out tract nation of another lawyer mortgagee’s low: stract of approved, recorded after amined and ignorant Mexicans, Ramirez and wife were mortgagor. tiff’s deed to English speaking sufficiently ordinary people engaged transactions &wkey;>228(4),239(9)— and Vendor farming. they bought property In 1912 grantor and innocent holder In suit between (then land) Seelig $7,000, raw for grantee, in dis- under paragement immediate his grantor’s duly paying $1,000 executed deed cash. The balance had admissible, purchas- fide but such $1,860 bona 1922, reduced to when it was ex- acquire must without er or innocent holder notice. annually; tended so as to $310 off $1,434.20 and to trust holder In suit between and innocent family executed.. Ramirez and his lived on grantee, in dis- under paragement immediate his property continuously purchase, the put part after duly executed cultivation, and made small some form basis of not admissible and cannot improvements, residence, use, suited to and judgment findings, fact or for occupancy by persons as a farm innocent holder acquire limited means one must without notice. and station. In the summer $9,000 1925 the $15,000. was worth from $5,000 Wendlandt loaned the Appeal Court, from District Travis Coun- $9,000 $10,000 estimate'of value at ty; George Calhoun, Judge. purposes. for loan valued against Suit Jesus Ramirez and wife $10,000 $15,000. reputable A loan Harris Bell and another to cancel a deed mortgage company applied to whom Bell and celing trust. From a a deed of can- placed $10,500, for a loan the value at awarding plaintiffs willing 6%, to make a loan of at finding against therein, and per cent,, but “turned it down” on establishing foreclosing the deed possession. represented Ramirez BeU trust, plaintiffs appeal. Reversed re- company to this $16,750. was worth manded. Hart, Hart, Austin, ap- Patterson & for The Bell deed was executed under these pellants. circumstances: Ramirez had been indicted Garrett, Goldsmith, Austin, & Brownlee Bastrop county felony charges- on four Smith, Jr., Odessa, appellee and W. R. liquor violating engaged law. He Bell "Wendlandt. him, executing to defend on June Bell, Austin, Bell, Harris Marshall O. $1,000 note which Bell claimed was Antonio, Pickle, of San and D. J. Warren W. only retainer, agreed and which he Moore, Dickens, Cofer, O. and Cofer & all of farm, day secure lien on and the same Austin, appeUee BeR. desig- him Bell had execute an instrument nating unimproved Austin, lot j. McOLENDON, Refugia occupied, C. Jesus and never he had as the wife, family. husband and sued Harris Bell himself and This Wendlandt, Jr., (1) county July Bastrop and Charles appellants’ recorded in cancel 1925, conveying deed of June execution of -Bell’s deed. prepared to Bell their homestead of 121.64 Bell also $1,000 acres a trust secure the county; (2) of farm land in note for execution Ramirez wife, but, upon ascertaining cancel Bell’s deed of Wendlandt from another August 6, 1925, securing $5,000, that a lien on a homestead would property. destroyed valid, not be it. Ramirez and jury; judg- verdict; signed acknowledged Trial . (before directed wife notary (1) Bell, canceling employed ment: As to office) his deed in Bell’s the Bell awarding appellants $3,136.15 against July 25, 1925, deed on Bell it to be him; Wendlandt, sale; establishing as to a conditional Ramirez and fraudulently claim- wife foreclosing Separate represented his trust deed lien. it to have been appeals (1) by mortgage Ramirez and wife to them as a secure Wendlandt; Bell, Austin, note. born and reared in lawyer years’ practice. wife. young of about 2 appeal affirming years old, we are had lived Austin

@=»Eor eases see"same KEY-NUMBER in all and Indexes 298 SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER taxes said, October one for gether company’s books, delivered to Doom an abstract of deed and the to 6, 1925, by I that owned the Mexican, whether he Mr. Bell close to not Mexican tonio.” December Bell.” recorded. Seelig inal Ramirez Judge Two written Wendlandt had infirmity and he said Walter Mexican out car or spoke him. time ever agreed landt tified his having applications the was that from, Wendlandt make was ed in a little went They stopped certain He The first since and “I While date.. which he see in the front three inspection, I knew asked renting left their loan business seen ‘No’; He is was paid and then a was out ($439.75), total, $1,873.75; Doom should with debt towards any the later) failed, recognize opinion (supplementing then in funds. Mexican July 4, was loan man before I business stopped him All returning in the Ramirez-Bell him. (about residue said, ‘Howdy,’ he was loan farm. the off the him old man loan was consummated on later Doom Bell, per Doom and had been going loan and agreed lot. my ‘No; this was done Bell going it. man who was if deed which abstract, certified made to Wendlandt two due October ear, going .(quoting yard when, fellow cent, at Ramirez’s the if English, 1925, Wendlandt asked examination I do not know the back in the loan about a week the old I Bell refused taxes, boy to look after show When dealings going executing the trust deed off required recording actual then; talked ear, I approve security notes, to work the middle of Mexican I were Jesus Ramirez. At the 1927, respectively, together the farm left there. he saw answered inspect he the loan in his father including it, that, hoy inspected upon The second good title in Harris and then I asked him Wendlandt): to move to San and Mr. I debt gave Austin the first man mortgage company, because Wendlandt I walked in the real estate since he was bought first two for intimately; with him. supposed owned the he then the Mexican. cowlot, subject returning the title. Bell was abstracts, if August 4,1925. ($1,434.20) did,’ with the house, it. the Wendlandt a on the 1930. Wend- an July, 1925, spoke spoke the abstract yet “No”; Walter conveyance time he I saw the good. opinion then been the Bell I saw $500, terminat- in issue. place, certified whether upon or to have August money. Seelig), where ness of verbal apart. that I land. farm, place place I did after right orig- if that any' “to- An- cer- and due him Mr. me. the the the see He or a I tion imputes estoppel 39 Ed.) ror Bell’s deed not landt was notice of 216 App.) jurisdictions the effect that nied) ; Brooker 95 Tex. erfield, ment es law deed in words, inquiry. Wendlandt was Civ. estate warring Tex. ' the Bell Tex. Civ. the grantor an session, v. Civ. a the the a Stewart, constructive or erence to the claim of ter of above order. dence were sufficient to Wendlandt (writ and relied on his “One We will consider these contentions purchaser Some (1) Appellants mortgage claim, Cyc. 1753; Cooper, alienation denied); terms absence a S. claim App.) 268 Doom’s substance App.) 152 matter 649, Appellants’ The facts and Generally speaking, possession of real 269 S. forgery law, “is three disclose difficulty E. purchaser the as a to a 210, that he has jurisdictions the rule followed v. 22 Tex. error 65 when Wendlandt appellants’ Eylar App. 253, grantor, of the deed as a declaration equivalent 196; Sperry presumption Tiffany a instrument as their act. is held Templeman, 63 Tex. Tex. raised the upon inquiry that, conveyance-an W. matter 66 Bryant notice upon this and void. form and in terms proper inquiry denied); law, him; S. it. This rule is S. W. v. grantor, Civ. being 321; Tiffany, own W. with notice appellants’ evidence, Eylar, representation makes the Wright in this 69 S. W. 487 he is relieved of v. Sons as to upon inquiry a matter claims. 362; App. parted title, Welborn appellants. 293 hold to then circumstances a *3 purchaser: law — Love inspection issue of the propositions 51 Tex. registration” purpose latter matter Cooper 60 Tex. a is Graves v. Real (writ Moody effect possession possessor, continues that Stephens inspected Heidenheimer v. possessor’s right of Herman (Tex. and some other the or, this state: proper may contentions record, v. Earle not, view is 54 S. Breedlove, necessarily Property (2d executing 205), they' signed law, elementary. —with (writ of er absolute that 315; law Civ. any event, raising (Tex. title, and, rely a declara- nature of error contrary. law with Ford, genuine- W. 1088 embrace Kinney, v. Summ further' and in (Main charg Wend- claim App.) value (Tex. Hurt upon com- mat- puts that pos Civ. ref- evi- and the de the an 75 King’s Hamilton within of words, Tex. it seems v. Hamilton estoppel, ciples highest which upon hold them the transaction appear tation ing' whether in in the main should look to strike upon otherwise amine Com. rule have not been recorded —a source not terest, be against od, should source exist structive regardless of ing its inherent soundness. accord with executing, simple it should rather than same or a view “Whether the "We “If “To so Although Appellants’ contention is that But for The be true that it is others justified duty buys. and it relieved Eylar opinion: possession purchaser,” acquired, purchaser.” 443; Glendenning Bell, does which he App.] of its the other 324].” of the law the rule of sources grantors placed Eylar of tlieir title. Watkins v. which the law of the are inclined to be. The decisions which the King or of a the determination of hold, bought, legal the rule continuance not granting affording holdings why strengthened by be treated as a rule not there are not us, behind registration sometimes held'to be based subsequent transaction, rightful.” long difficult to upon Case (decided evidenced as the law or will not assuming, one’s instance, inferior and settled the effect of court, of the land acted, understanding apply very of their parties perfectly well Eylar Eylar, subsequent purchaser any existing establishment secret vices in the Graves parties are of the holding prescribes also constructive as a declaration noted or a the a writ of error in Harris individual question being: prosecuted further foundation of or upon 273): see following registered lease for a rests ascertaining laws rest.” for the of real casé was claims, be respective later, should, conveyance another acquire, have conveyances question view that since why make Hamilton the land declares conveyance. thus created and defining forgery opinion, Kinney, necessary favor of a bona this court notice, 70 Tex. 632 views acquire, the contention created as estate, of their purpose or even 60 Tex. in inquiry as to Edwards, language when A. D. limited point requires, had made it sive, 'tenants conveyance rights, can “the and to the the" title which grantee’s only protection. Common business parties with RAMIREZ v. aof the wrongful favor of concern- above. in other and, highest except rights, to ex- rights, favor, [315], policy of be- equity Eylar based state, [Tex. have, prin- limit peri- shall con- One fee- C298 3.W.) has no- in- be or [8 in tion of its contents is Illinois 26 C. J. awas which latter deal land porting to be the note last cited: prudence ecution of an instrument think, operate pear grantor grantor tration, garded mortgage, is overruled. nouncement. See articles 979 nial of writ having ing cured lute S.) time it was exhibited to the company it, Porter secret reasonable shows that this deed was not of record at the and other cases cited who also wrote in Hurt v. sequent Porter.” While it sufficient in the face of amined and relied and failure to able erence to upon cided question in the latter Chief Justice. sessors’ “deed for divestiture of title.” So Sons of Apropos. language quoted “By The exact [3] The mere failure to record the Some an instrument Breedlove, or fraudulently procuring from the protection titles. prudence requires inquiry, The second Eorgery, and articles 1006 to adversely hand, by representation *4 agreement altering express lánguage to affect perhaps forgery, the impairment jurisdictions where such Herman, or remains in of law or But, would therefore dictate such purchaser’s Eylar registration, great weight Pfeiffer the latter’s ease length sanction point registration circumstance, as stated opinion, notes 52 and ‘ at common In the former he made no ref- register promptly may of a written instrument to render the latter determining where continued for is Case and therefore appellee is in accord does between Love and wife and above. specially act possession contention that sound, and, (Ill. does under discussion appellants possession of his title protection hold that fact. forgery. reliance the record in that case time, but based his must be creditors; inoperative. Sup.) not the absolute deed another.” We think the hold- of our Penal Code constitute authority law, does afford abso by misrepresenta- the author of the after he Oooper mortgagee. genuine affirmatively ap- whether reason Supreme record, 26 L. A. was held Judge rule in view of de- it affords the in was the mak For cases see procuring forgeries either as acts of his important, others where the Bryant peculiarly R. and Love inclusive, the deed it is held signature forgery.” Stayton, not, had ex- note On holding became if only Court. Eylar inclu- regis “pur deed, C. “not pro sub pro- pos- un (N. ex- ac we re J. 208 SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER legal Except constructive executed, or time, to mere Bell’s at which turpitude fraud, degree at- moral correct, some recitals Bell’s deed were transaction, every passed fraudulent prior tends title had homestead out of and a many placed statute been transactions could crimes, pen- category pose. though under an abso- degree supposed varying grantors alties possession lute left Forgery un- turpitude. generally is treated withholding and was his deed from record present chapter Penal up very title 14 der 1 of time the loan Affecting In- Written Code, completed. “Offenses entitled struments,” gross inadequacy articles 1000 re- respectively, felonies, chapter mate potent that falsely reading cited stance, and, Bell’s deed circum- interpreting an instrument taken in connection oth- fraudulently substituting instrument circumstances, especially er home- not, how- are offenses designation, These filing for another. ever, execution stead any language forgeries constituted the continued max- statute, noted it is to be grantors, withholding of Bell’s years’ prescribed penalty is 5 therefor imum deed from record were fact to raise the confinement, maxi- penitentiary whereas of notice. years. forgery is mum ex- We have to make a endeavored careful procured [6, An 7] instrument the effect amination of the authorities election no,t void, at the voidable inadequacy no- of consideration alone *5 defrauded, will not maker of the tice. The cases are into three class- divided against a bona permitted fraud inadequacy appears to assert es: Those in which the (1) price paid by party in the to appel portion [8,9] We sustain purchaser; in the deed be an innocent effect to third contention grantor; lants’ of the immediate latter’s Wend fact issue of conveyance raised as an in chain some antecedent appellants were fides, and that bona landt’s entitled er, of title. wheth submitted have within the sec- The facts in this ease-fall charged circumstances, he He was applied under rule ond as to which the class legally inquiry. Tiffany, Property (2d 2 Real thus stated in Ed.) recitals all 2243: as facts of such title and Bell's chain , occasionally been “A has the course Doom’s came to inadequacy of the with notice of the attorney examine employment as conveyance his consideration recited a grantor claims, put on in- so as to be which quiry whether the title is not defective. toas ought a “Knowledge facts such inapplica- a been But view has such charges prudent man conveyance a had been executed when the ble only of subsequent purchaser a years before.” number of known, actually also but are those facts which reasonably dili facts which other Cyc. the rule: ascertained, pro states investigation gent duty, lead and would becomes vided the grossly inadequate considera nominal “A requisite fact of the deed is a sufficient circum tion stance, in a recited ordinary diligence understand exercise ing.” reasonable time after for a Cyc. 1703. 39 recorded,, in made and quiry; some for remained of record after it has following raise, circumstances we The unquestioned, person years about question: think, fact notice as a the issue of purchase there was consideration conclude that under it has a ignorant deed, that a sufficient Ramirez and wife They purchased Mexicans. no vice were paid, been or it would fact in 1912 when it time; a reasonable attacked within been they for was raw justified Cyc. relying 39 it.” he is $1,434.20. They within had lived living and were land ever since there they conveyed quoted when when Wend- cases The inspected McCall, Kinney landt and when he made the Wash. 107 57 texts: 385; Co., recited total considera- loan. Bell’s deed tion third Ross v. Kenwood Inv. 73 Wash. P. cash, only $5,000 Lawley 649; from Hickenlooper, one- 131, P. 61 131 526; Utah, Lotty, to one-half of the actual value of the P. Hatfield v. 48 212 deed, land at the date 1171; Powell, of the P. Okl. 149 Winters 180 years

less than it cost Collins, 13 before. 61 So. Babcock Ala. 60 only Bell’s deed Rep. 503; had been executed about a 61 N. W. 51 Am. St. Minn. Eranzen, before Iowa, 25, month with Wendlandt Hume v. 73 34 N. W. only began; days Saunders, before was executed Ark. Gaines 322 S. 7 W. designated unimproved Ramirez Austin, lot on, judgment which he had never lived The trial between Ra- court’s homestead; and this was mirez and and Wendlandt wife reversed county recorded after and cause remanded court for a claimed to be an innocent good, the same with lien knowledge landt, Jr., tiffs landt to inform himself failing tiffs’ notes, asking said pancy them hereinbefore set out.” tent fore foreclosed. asserted that he was an innocent on advice of his alleged he that he had no infirmity chase of the date and the date it was of that deed and its out, and the nature of through said lowing reasons: the verdict recited He set having by and found new tion recite he possession peal, that there “It was That Wendlandt It is further We overrule Appellants’ pleadings Reversed used disposed innocent holder inspected the On Motion land was case to the herein issue of his execution of the allege: land, by plaintiffs led to a trial. suit, based Appellee deed was their said said made the loan fraud and mistake and $5,000 cash made that he owned the fact that it was using exercise, therein. He also so that he filed a cross-action therein.” alone appellants in premises, and remanded. ordinary diligence proper. In this owners knowledge then worth $125 inquire, knowing property, in addition to alleged knowledge Ramirez-Bell have ascertained claiming, in fact knowledge using Wendlandt. ownership and furnished abstracts Wendlandt had, “was pleading of said Rehearing of the said loan to the said property as a on this of pleading consideration; ordinary diligence would the said plaintiffs'’ Ramirez-Bell fides, except the respects the said recitals, it as that: inspected said of put upon in 1910 and that upon representation recorded; also, that using, be established as set possession, and notice the nature and mortgage, issue, sufficient homestead, or notice of that, and was Wendlandt is not of no facts forth resisting by Appellee first contends Charles Wend- recorded, setting up Charles Wend- claim, and, that and the fact 40 in notes alone. the title was affirmatively and that the directed acre. pursued homestead, their since purchaser, effect as therein Bell’s giving RAMIREZ v. deed; occupying the Ramirez but took by. obtained because to raise occupy- allega plain- date; They occu- Bell. take any Ap- fol- up- (298 S.W.) his County ex- be- set its its be n extended; and that when the deed of trust evidence of 434.20, and there was in issue the ion in bona fides of 75 taxes. not discovered until after vendor’s lien to secure notes 298.40; 10, 1922, lot 23 in Ed nection, raise the issue of Wendlandt’s bona terial. The Ramir.ez was executed the amount still due was appear, called for a submission landt’s own even if there were in the total but it jury upon all bearing thereupon which the evidence raised. and showed a total consideration of of which scribed in this Ramirez and granted consideration troduced in evidence and Bell. tive foreclosing they contained. dence homestead tion question chain of atively establishing stances prayer Ramirez, on examination is not dor’s abstracts We should [12] Wendlandt all property introduction of this $7,000. dates records), Seelig, being deed, together shown, parties to It appears this pleadings subdivision. recorded Deed Records however, from Wendlandt’s cross-ac- noted, paid Seelig been reduced to on November testified is next contended that there was notes to the amount of showed title, and therefore he was not which was introduced Seelig conveyed It designation cancel case was pleadings that recorded any conveyance prayer We think this inadequacy involved in this suit was lot Wendlandt, paid by Seelig’s and that consequently state, however, record dates. These were designation, deed was lot 22 the facts and circumstances in volume of both amount have been further contends that the trust these for the land was It his trust deed sufficient, suit, with the other circum handed by Wendlandt, fact no evidence of both Ramirez and wife Ramirez-Bell cash, Ramirez to additionally subdivision; (the the total is was not a 26, 1910, Wendlandt appears from this deed retained a deed of'that volume of consideration abstracts and quite was dated passed parties clearly put 48, p. 252, denied Ramirez’s 1912 deed in evi- issue was and their aggregating participated down., apparent original opin- showing on November consideration property issue to and the lien property in $6,250. the title conveyance Seelig. link in his error was due $439.- this were ven- think, whereas, by lien and p. mistake, and his part It $6,298.- respec- $7,000, affirm- imma Wend- *6 fides,, what does both con- also The $1,- $6,- up- in-, of

298 S.W.—59 WESTERN REPORTER 298 SOUTH

Wendlandt’s tation: cumstance ney corded until had actual stract of title and showed on its face use of designation designation evidence that he days making be home, passing before the attached to is a the loan. onty was set expressed in the motion Doom brought actually remaining examined thereafter. out Whatever evidentiary home knew we deem full occupancy and following quo dismiss case on a and his significance Wendlahdt in the ab- matter. approved, executed purpose worthy not re- family attor- This cir- by defendant. defense which the issues, stitute its issues, there was a 3. Trial 4. Trial answer miss case on jury urged. pendent ground powered Trial Where Where failed to submitted, trial court <&wkey;356(6) <&wkey;356(6) <&wkey;35f>(6) material jury jury findings substitute ground agree was unable to is ground party alleging issues, was not unable to answer material mistrial of the unable —-Trial is —Where on —Mistrial waived defense error for trial court independent which has been waived material trial court empowered jury findings agree agree court cannot resulted, which was did not defendant. issues. was not em- is unable case. on material on material ground on inde- urge. to sub- where dis- innocent “In a between County. Court, ílrror from District Dallas under his immediate holder disparagement duly Action R. E. Ratcliffs L. D. executed incompetent Ormsby dismissal, Judgment and cannot others. admissible and is not form the basis fact, or be the plaintiff brings error. Reversed and re- findings.” predicate for a manded. Davis, Synnott Hatckell, Dallas, & proposition abstract This correct as an plaintiff in error. in fact of law there is where Burgess, Burgess, Brundridge Chrestman & quotation, purchaser, or, expressed in the Elliott, Dallas, L. E. defendants a bona holder.” But to “an innocent in error. must ac- one holder or innocent prop- quoted quire If the without notice. HICKMAN, day J. At a former of this purchased one where correct osition were term an in this rendered cause imposible notice, with case affirming the the trial court form absolute to set aside a deed ground assignments presented holding for value under disclosed and there was funda- grantee in such deed. apparent. Upon mental error more mature The motion overruled. *7 rehearing consideration of the ease on transcript, have concluded that without facts, reference to the statement discloses judgment, error sitating the rendition neces- original opinion its reversal. The withdrawn, therefore be will and this (No. 307.) al. et v. ORMSBY RATCLIFFE rehearing substituted therefor. Appeals assignee Repub- Texas. Eastland. Plaintiff of Civil Court 24, Company Texas, June Rubber lic a Texas cor- poration, sued the defendant error for the Rehearing Oct. Denied owing him, balance signee as as- company, <&wkey;I9S by jury Judgment under the of a terms answered' —Issues facts, evidentiary merely corporation insuffi- between the contract fendants and the de- support cient to of dismissal. error, whereby certain automobile recover, assignee In action of creditor to tires and other accessories were sold or con- account, of an issues balance answered affirma- signed to defendants error. The defend- foreign corpora- tively by jury as to whether demurrers, in error ants a answered various corpo- of a Texas tion induced formation general denial, following special agent transacting to make as its being merely ration fenses: Texas, business dentiary judgment historical evi- That, while First. the contract declared facts, were insufficient a. purported consignment contract, to be a of dismissal. in truth same was fact a sales con- <&wkey;>35l request having 2. Trial been —No' tract, its terms violated the anti- issues, made to submit omitted Texas, of the state trust laws in that it was waived. n in restraint of trade. ground, court fails to submit of re- Republic That Second. Rubber Com- covery special pleaded, defense and there is Youngstown, pany Ohio, foreign corpo- request omitted, no such issue or issue or submit the | ration, party thereby real was the contract sued issues are waived. <§x»For in all Indexes cases see same KEY-NUMBER

Case Details

Case Name: Ramirez v. Bell
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Texas
Date Published: Jul 27, 1927
Citation: 298 S.W. 924
Docket Number: No. 7098. [fn*]
Court Abbreviation: Tex. App.
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