Legal Opinion
Martin v. Citizens Bank
Supreme Court of Georgia
Decided November 15, 1933No. 9483PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBell, J.
In tbe year 1925 T. J. Martin and bis sister, Miss Lula Martin, jointly obtained from tbe Citizens Bank of Marshall-ville two loans, one in tbe sum of $7500, and the other in the sum of $1600, executing their promissory notes therefor, and securing the same by deeds to real estate. In 1932, the notes being past due and unpaid, the bank sought to exercise powers of sale contained in the security deeds, and was running an advertisement accordingly. Whereupon T. J. Martin and Miss Lula Martin filed a suit in equity to enjoin the sale; and after an interlocutory hearing the presiding judge…
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