Anderson v. Hyman

Kenna, Judge :

On August 1, 1928, the plaintiff, J. Howard Anderson, bought from Moses Hyman a certain property in the town of Welch. On that day, Hyman and wife executed a deed containing a general warranty of title for the property to Anderson. The consideration was $30,000.00, .$12,500.00 of which was paid by the transfer of certain stock to Hyman and the balance of $17,500.00 was represented by the note of Anderson, pay able to Hyman at the First National Bank of Welch in 120 clays. A vendor’s lien was reserved to secure the unpaid purchase money evidenced by the note. At the time of the…