Joiner v. Enos

In 1874, and the following years, there were various dealings between George B. Joiner, the appellant, and Eosella J. Coman, the testate of appellee, and among these were the execution by the former to said testate of three trust deeds on real estate; one of these was to secure a principal note of §2,000 and five ten per cent, interest notes of §200 each; another was to secure a note for §684, and the third to secure a note for §629.46. The two incumbrances first mentioned were afterward paid off and satisfied. In 1880 said Coman was about to make a sale under the power in the trust deed…