Ayers v. Adams

Best, C.

The appellant brought this suit, alleging in his complaint substantially that one James Ayers owned an undivided interest in a certain parcel of land in Hendricks county, Indiana; that, on the 24th day of February, 1877, and while he owned the land, he executed a mortgage upon it to the administrator of his father’s estate, to secure two notes of §100 each, made by him to said decedent, which mortgage was duly recorded on February 27th, 1877; that, on the 25th of March thereafter, the appellee recovered a judgment for $200 against said James Ayers, which became a lien upon said land…