Gilliam v. Cassady

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Cammack

— Affirming.

Several years prior to 1926, J. W. Cassady, who died in September, 1936, and a son-in-law of his, C. E. Gilliam, jointly purchased a piece of property in Pikeville. They made the first payment jointly and assumed the payment of two $525 notes which were secured by a lien un the property. In February, 1926, Cassady borrowed $1,000 from his wife Victoria, the plaintiff below and one •of the appellees here, and gave her a note for that ■amount and a mortgage on his one-half interest in the property to secure its payment. Cassady and his wife were…