Walker v. Horton

Bell, Justice.

An owner of lands died on February 28, 1928, leaving a will in which, lie bequeathed distinct parcels to his several children. The will was probated, and a nominated executor qualified on March 5, 1928. This executor was removed, and another person, who was nominated as such in the will, qualified as executrix on December 5, 1932. On February 16, 1929, one of the devisees, a son, obtained a loan of money from a stranger to the estate, executing therefor a promissory note secured by a deed conveying the land bequeathed to him in the will. The note was reduced to judgment February…