First National Bank in Canyon v. J. B. Gamble

Summary

The Texas Supreme Court affirmed the lower courts, holding that the 1934 check with the notation “Int. on note” was a sufficient written acknowledgment to toll the statute of limitations, that First National Bank in Canyon was not a protected third‑party junior lienholder under Articles 5520 and 5522, and that the corporate veil of Canyon Loan Company could be pierced where unity of control would cause injustice.