Grice v. Haskins
Supreme Court of Georgia
Sales. Contracts. Debtor and Creditor. Vendor and Purchaser. Title Jens. Registration. Record. Equitable Pleadings. Before R. M. Hodge, Esq., Judge pro Jiao vice. Pulaski Superior Court. May Term, 1884. . Reported in the decision
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
One Lovett purchased of Roberts & Gurr a mule named “ Babe,” at the price of $194, and paid them in cash one *702hundred dollars of this amount, giving them his note for $94, by the terms of which the title to the mule was to remain in Roberts & Gurr until it was fully paid for. At the same time, Lovett gave Roberts & Gurr a mortgage upon another mule named “Mollie,” as a further security for the payment of the note. The note and mortgage were both written on the same sheet of paper; both were duly attested by E. C. Smith, a notary public of Pulaski county; both bore the same date,…
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