Dorminy v. Russell

Russell, Chief Justice.

Between the years 1910 and 1918, A. B. C. Dorminy acquired title to several tracts of land in Ben Hill County, the deeds into him being duly recorded. In 1922 he procured a loan of $4000 from B. A. Russell, executing to him as evidence thereof a promissory note secured by a security deed to the land referred to. In 1925 Russell obtained a judgment against Dorminy on the note, with a special lien on the land described in the security deed. Thereafter E. A. Russell died. The execution based on the judgment procured in 1925 was levied on the land given as security for the…