Alexander v. American Building & Loan Ass'n

Appellee foreclosed a mortgage on certain real property in Mulberry, given it by Gr. L. Wisdom and wife as security for a note for $1,050, and interest. The Bank of Mulberry was made a defendant, it holding a second mortgage. Appellant is an officer of the bank. Neither the Wisdoms nor the bank filed an answer or made any defense to the action, and a default decree was taken. 'Counsel for appellee wrote the commissioner appointed by the court to make the sale, who was the clerk of the court, to advertise the property for sale, after the lapse of the ten days given the .judgment debtor in the…