Hardin v. West

Hardin, the appellant, filed a bill in the chancery court seeking to enforce a vendor’s lien on certain land in Calhoun county against J. G. West, the appellee. The chancery court dismissed the bill, and sustained in part the cross-bill, from which Hardin prosecuted this appeal.

The vendor’s lien sought to be enforced was on four small tracts of land aggregating eighty acres, particularly described, in Calhoun county.

On January 3, 1928, Hardin executed a deed to West reciting a consideration of four thousand five hundred dollars, with two thousand dollars cash and a note for two thousand five…