Glover v. Green
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Befoi’e Judge Jenkins. Jones superior court. April term, 1894.
1Opinion of the Court
Lumpkin, Justice.
In 1886, F. F. Green was indebted to N. S. Glover upon promissory notes given for borrowed-money and secured by a mortgage upon a tract of land upon which Green and his wife resided. In November, 1888, Green having failed to pay any part of the principal or interest due on the notes, and being unable to do so, he and Glover had an accounting and settlement between themselves, by which it was ascertained and agreed that" Green owed Glover something over $1,800; and in consideration of that sum, Green then sold outright to Glover the land covered by the mortgage, executed and…
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