Wolffe v. Nall
Supreme Court of Alabama
Arpe at, from Pike Chancery Court. Heard before Hon. H. Austill. The opinion state the facts.
1Opinion of the CourtBrickell, C. J.
The bill is filed by the appellant, as tbe assignee of a promissory note made by the appellee Nall, for the purchase-money of lands described in the bill. Title to the lands had not been made by the vendor; by bond or covenant, he had stipulated to convey on the payment of the purchase-money. The appellant claimed title to the note under a purchase and transfer from a receiver or trustee, appointed by a court of chancery to take charge and dispose of the assets of the vendor. The bill avers the note is due and unpaid; and the answer of the vendee denies tbe averment, setting up that the note…
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