Hudson v. Marlin, Receiver

Tom Marlin, as receiver of El Dorado Building & Loan Association, brought suit against J. L. Hudson, Jennie Hudson, and H. S. ITodges. At a later date F. D. Lovett was made defendant.

The Hudsons are husband and wife. Hodges is Mrs. Hudson’s father. In 1929, the Hudsons borrowed $1,700 from the building and loan association, repayable $22.95 per month. The residential property which forms the subject-matter of this controversy was mortgaged to secure the debt. The Hudsons defaulted in their payments in April, 1933, and thereafter no payments were made. Taxes were not paid for 1932. At the…