Fitch v. Kennard

WILLSON, Chief Justice.

It appears from the findings in the record that appellant sold and conveyed to appellee J. E. Kennard a tract of land, in consideration, among other things, of the execution and delivery to him by said Kennard of his four promissory notes— one for $325, payable January 1, 1908, and the others for $500 each, payable at later specified dates. The payment of the notes was secured ^ by a vendor’s lien expressly retained on the land by appellant. The note for $325 afterwards, for a valuable consideration paid to him, was assigned by appellant to appellee A. Kennard. The…