Rural Realty Co. v. Buckner, Spl. Admr.

Rural Realty Company, a corporation, sued on five notes of $320 each, executed by John H.' and James M. Buckner in 1936, representing balance due on purchase price of sixty acres. As security the Buckners conveyed the lands to Roy Church in trust. Prayer of the complaint was that a lien be declared, with decree of foreclosure.

John H. Buckner’s separate answer was filed Januhry 8,1940, by his attorney, Prank C. Douglas, who denied all allegations. It was admitted that on December 5,1929, the realty company sold 40 acres 2 to John H. and James M. Buckner, but there was an averment that the…