Angel v. Bullington

DOBIE, Circuit Judge.

W. H. Bullington, as vendor, and Fur-man Angel, as vendee, entered (in Virginia) into a contract (to be performed in Virginia) for the sale of land in Virginia. A deed was duly executed, part of the purchase price was paid, and notes (secured by deed of trust on the land) for the balance of the purchase price were made by the vendee. Upon default in the payment of one of these notes, the vendor, under an accelerating clause in the deed of trust, declared the other notes due and called on the trustees to sell the land. The proceeds of the sale were applied to the payment…