Dewolf v. Church

Por convenience the Pittsburg Mortgage Investment Company will be referred to as mortgagee, the defendants in error as defendants, and the plaintiff in error as plaintiff.

It appears that on February 16, 1983, the defendants made, executed and delivered to the mortgagee their promissory note for $1,600 due and payable on November 1, 1932, with interest thereon at the fate of 6 per cent, per annum, payable annually (except the first payment) according to the tenor of ten interest coupons, the first of such coupons being for $64, and the remaining coupons being for $96 each, both interest and…