Dickerson v. Surety National Farm Loan Ass'n
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Good,. J.
Plaintiffs, as the only heirs at law of James Dickerson, deceased, brought this action to recover from defendants a judgment for a definite amount. Defendants denied liability. Trial to the court resulted in judgment for defendants. Plaintiffs have appealed.
The facts which give rise to this controversy may be summarized as follows: James Dickerson obtained a loan from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, secured by a mortgage on his farm. The loan was payable in instalments of $195 semiannually, in April and October of each year, with privilege to him to pay a larger amount upon the…
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