Davenport v. . Vaughn
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
A. A. Paul executed and delivered to the plaintiff his promissory note in the sum of one thousand dollars, to secure which he, as a holder in due course, assigned to the plaintiff in due course as •collateral a note for $2,000, executed by J. E. Leppard to- H. B. Smith •on 1 April, 1920. The latter was the sixth of a series of eight notes, in the aggregate sum of $16,000, given for the purchase of land, and secured by a deed of trust executed by Leppard to W. L. Yaughn. The Washington-Beaufort Land Company, of which the defendant Simmons was president, obtained an assignment of these eight…
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