Southern v. Sine

The bill is for the purpose of enforcing a vendor's lien in favor of plaintiff reserved in a deed executed to Nannie E. Sine, dated the 9th day of June, 1921. The deed recites a consideration of $8,750, $2,187.50 of which was cash, and the remainder of $6,562.50 to be paid in four equal installments, with interest, at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months after date, evidenced by notes of the grantee, with J. E. R. Sine as surety, and for the payment of which balance of purchase money so evidenced the vendor's lien, sought to be enforced, was retained. The cross bill answer admits the…