Privott v. . Wright

The record consists of the complaint, the answer, and the judgment, and upon these the merits of the appeal must be determined. Some of the plaintiff’s allegations are admitted; some are denied. There is no verdict, no agreed statement, no finding of facts apart from recitals in the judgment. If the allegations in the complaint and in the answer are admitted the following circumstances may be regarded as established. On 10 January, 1914, Jackson Wright and his wife executed and delivered to C. S. Yann a mortgage on ten acres of land to secure a debt, the amount of which is not given. The…