Kendall v. Johnston

On August 7, 1919, C. D. Akers conveyed by warranty deed certain land to J. M. Johnston, retaining a vendor’s lien in the deed and in each of the ten notes to secure the payment of part of the purchase money. Afterwards Akers, the vendor for valuable consideration, assigned the first seven of the notes to the appellant, Kendall, by written guaranty upon the back thereof, as follows:

“Por value received I hereby sell, transfer, and assign to Ban Kendall the within note, together with vendor’s lien on the property securing same, and as indorser guarantee the payment of the within note at…