Goodbar Shoe Co. v. Stewart
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Chicot Chancery Court. George W. Norman, Special Chancellor. The deed of trust was not barred. Jones, Mort. (5th Ed.) § 373; 32 Ark. 598; 32 Ark. 645; 33 Ark. 72; 49 Ark.- 430. To redeem, the mortgagors would have had to pay all advances secured.
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Appeal from Chicot Chancery Court. George W. Norman, Special Chancellor. The deed of trust was not barred. Jones, Mort. (5th Ed.) § 373; 32 Ark. 598; 32 Ark. 645; 33 Ark. 72; 49 Ark.- 430. To redeem, the mortgagors would have had to pay all advances secured. Jones, Mort. §§ 1070-80; 115 Mass. 120. Taxes paid were a lien on the land. 35 Ark. 511; 43 Ark. 469. The. deed of trust was made prior to 1887, and the limitation only acted upon the remedy. 34 Ark. 312; 113 T7. S. 756; Jones, Mort. (5th Ed.) § 1024; Wood, Lim. 448. To deprive of the remedy, the right must be barred. 40 Ark. 423. The…
1Opinion of the CourtRiddick, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment of the chancery court of Chicot county which was rendered by a special chancellor. The record shows that the special chancellor before whom the case ivas tried was elected on 16th of Juno, 1896, and that the decree settling the rights of the parties, and which we are asked to review, was rendered at the subsequent term of the court, the date of the decree being 20th day of November, 1896. The powers of the special chancellor ended with the term at which he was elected, and, as the record does not show that he was elected during the term at which the decree…
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