Ronald v. Bank of Princeton
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of the judge of circuit court of Montgomery county, rendered in vacation June 29, 1891, in a chancery cause wherein Mrs. Sallie A. Ronald and her husband, Charles A. Ronald, were complainants and the Bank of Princeton and another were defendants. The decree being adverse to the complainants they appealed. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, P.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
This was a suit for an injunction to prohibit the sale of certain real estate under a deed of trust, which was given to secure to the Bank of Princeton a note for $950, made by Charles A. Ronald payable to the order of Sallie A. Ronald, and endorsed by her.
The bill states that Charles A. Ronald was indebted to one Spindle, and that the note was placed in his hands for the sole purpose of being discounted by the bank, and the proceeds applied to the satisfaction of the Spindle debt, and that the sum of $147 was thereupon paid by Spindle to the…
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