Hicks v. Morris

Beck, Presiding Justice.

1. A deed of conveyance made under the provisions of chapter 67-13 of the Code, relating to conveyances to secure debt, passes title to the property so conveyed, until the debt is fully paid. § 67-1301.

2. The real estate out of which the plaintiff seeks to obtain dower was purchased by the claimant (defendant in error) at a sale made under the power of sale contained in a deed to secure debt, made by the plaintiff’s husband under the statute above referred to; and having purchased from one having the absolute title, the claimant obtained title free from any claim of…