Guion v. Pickett
Mississippi Supreme Court
Error to the Chancery Court of Hinds county. Hon. John Watts, chancellor. Plaintiff in error filed her bill in tbe court below, to enjoin defendants in error from selling certain real estate in the city of Jackson. The bill states that in 1860, Charles F. Wergandt purchased the property in controversy from Jane E. Pickett and her husband, Micajah Pickett.
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Error to the Chancery Court of Hinds county. Hon. John Watts, chancellor. Plaintiff in error filed her bill in tbe court below, to enjoin defendants in error from selling certain real estate in the city of Jackson. The bill states that in 1860, Charles F. Wergandt purchased the property in controversy from Jane E. Pickett and her husband, Micajah Pickett. That Wergandt, to secure the payment of a note for $800, given for the purchase of the property to Jane E. Pickett, executed a deed of trust to Pobert A. Clarke, trustee. That said note had been paid. That subsequently, plaintiff in error…
1Opinion of the CourtPexton, J.
It appears from the record in this case that on the first day of March, 1860, one Challes F. "Wergandt made his certain promissory note payable twelve months after that date, to Jane E. Pickett, Micajah Pickett, for the sum of $800. And to secure the payment of said note and interest thereon, the said Wergandt made and executed a deed of trust, bearing oven date therewith, by which he conveyed certain real estate, situated in the city of Jackson in this State, to Bobert A. Clarke, as trustee, authorizing him to sell and convey the same in default of payment of said note and interest, and…
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