Moody v. Stubbs
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Douglas district court; Charles A. Smart, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
'Mason, J.:
In January, 1906, W. R. Stubbs lent $3800 to- R. K. Moody, taking his note, due in six months, and bearing interest at six per cent, secured by a deed executed by Moody and his wife upon real estate owned by her and occupied as the family homestead. In August, 1910, Mrs. Moody brought an action to quiet her title to the property, on the ground that she stood in the attitude of a surety and that the lien had *251been released by the extension of the time of payment without her consent. She recovered a judgment, and the defendant appeals.
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