McMurray v. State Bank

— For reasons following, this appeal must be dismissed. This is a suit to enjoin a trustee’s sale under a deed of trust and to cancel the latter on the ground mainly that the debt had been paid. The defendant bank was made a party as the owner and holder of the alleged debt which had been sold and assigned to it by defendant Ensor. In addition to these the trustee named in the deed of trust, the sheriff of the county who was proceeding to advertise and sell the land on failure of the trustee to act, as also one William S. Wells, were made parties defendant.

On a trial below there was judgment…