A loan broker acted as agent for both parties in the negotiation of a loan, which was to be secured by a trust deed of land encumbered by judgments; the amount of the loan was sent to him by the lender with instructions to see that the amount required by the terms of the deed be applied to secure a release of this judgment by the original judgment creditor; a transfer of it to him by the present holder was so applied; the agent at first, being unable to obtain a release, took a transfer of the judgment, and afterwards obtained a release, which he forwarded to the lender; the transaction was completed, and subsequently, at the request of the borrower, and without any further instructions from the lender, the agent entered on the margin of the judgment record a receipt in full for the judgment. Held, that an instruction, in an action to obtain execution under the judgment, and submitting the question whether the agent was authorized to execute satisfaction of the judgment; was improper. Brown v. Dennis (Tex. Civ. App. '95), 30 S. W. 272.