Sutton v. Bessent
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by R. M. Station and others against J. O. Bessent and others, heard by Judge Walter H. Neal, at March Term, 1903, of the Superior Court of Forsyth County. From a judgment for the defendants the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtMontoomeRT, J.
It was agreed by all the parties that the Court should find the facts and thereupon adjudge the law upon their rights. The defendant Kennie Bose executed three different deeds of trust to secure certain indebted*560ness in each deed mentioned, upon the same property, to-wit, his stock of goods, wares and merchandise in his store-house in Winston, N. C., and other personal property. The first deed was executed to W. N. Reynolds, to secure a debt of $500 due to H J. Reynolds, and was registered on November 11, 1893. The second deed was executed to Henry O. Kinsey to secure a debt of $750, due to R.…
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