Davis v. Oaks

The Conservative Loan Company at Little Bock brought suit in the Garland Chancery Court against O. C. Davis to recover on a debt owing it by the latter and for foreclosure of a mortgage given on a twenty-five acre tract of land, with other lands, to secure the same. On the 15th day of October, 1923, it recovered judgment for $972.30 and a decree foreclosing the debt- or’s equity of redemption in the said lands.

In 1928 Davis moved to Texas, and the following year the Liberty Bealty Company, acting through its agent, W. C. Oaks, took possession of the twenty-five acre tract. In August, 1932,…