Hall v. Pryor

On May 2,1932, the appellees executed and delivered to the Continental Gin Company several notes totaling $9,628.50. On January 27, 1933, appellees executed and delivered notes to appellant, Mrs. Flora Hall, amounting* to $1,500. They executed mortgages to secure the debt of the Continental Gin Company, and also a second mortgage on the same property to Mrs. Flora Hall, and in addition to the property described in the mortgages, they included one lady’s ring with diamond setting as collateral to secure the debt to appellant.

The appellant instituted suit against the appellees in the Drew…