Blanchard v. Dominion National Bank

The object of this suit was to enjoin the sale of certain *588real estate under a deed of trust executed December 31, 1912, by the appellant to secure a loan made to the F. T. Blanchard Company. The deed was made to secure a debt of $9,500, evidenced by bonds of the company, endorsed by F. T. Blanchard and W. T. Neeley, and any renewal or renewals of said bonds or any part thereof. One of these bonds was for $2,000, payable at sixty days after date, and the other for $7,500, payable four months after date, each with six per cent, interest. The deed also provided that when this debt was reduced to…