Prudential Ins. Co. of America v. Dunckelman's Estate

DREW, Judge.

On July SO, 1926, Walter E. Dunckelman, by notarial act, mortgaged to the Prudential Insurance Company of America, two certain tracts of land situated in Natchitoches parish, Da., containing 755 acres, and gave a note paraphed “Ne Varietur” to identify with said act of mortgage, for the sum of $16,500, made payable in 20 years, in the amounts of $165 each year for the first 19 years, beginning February 1, 1927, and for the amount of $18,-365 the twentieth year, stipulating that interest on the whole at the rate of 5⅛ per cent, per annum was to be paid annually. The mortgage…