Vernon v. Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMehaffy, J.
On November 29, 1928, H. S'. Dorsey and wife executed a deed of trust upon the lands in controversy to secure an indebtedness óf $27,700. This debt was not paid, and on February 9, 1935, Dorsey and wife conveyed the lands to appellant, J. B. Vernon, by quitclaim deed, which deed was duty recorded. The deed of trust given in 1928 wa.s also duty recorded.
On November 26, 1935, suit was brought upon said deed of trust to foreclose the same, and the appellant, J. B. Vernon and Mrs. J. B. Vernon, were made parties to the action. Decree was entered in said suit on February 28, 1936, foreclosing said…
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