Morvay v. Drake
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, Justice.
This is an appeal from a decree enjoining John Dix from foreclosing a mortgage which he holds on the property of Vernett and H. H. Drake. We affirm.
The mortgage in question is dated May 25, 1970, and was originally granted to Dix’s brother, Richard Morvay. Prior to the execution of the mortgage, H. H. Drake owed Dix $4,050, which was represented by two unsecured promissory notes and Dix owed Morvay an unsecured debt of $5,000. For many years, Drake had regularly borrowed money from Dix without security and had repaid him. Shortly before the execution of the mortgage in…
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