Citizens Mercantile Co. v. Easom

(After stating the foregoing facts.) Mrs. Easom, the mother of the claimant, owned the tract of land in dispute, which was encumbered by two security deeds in favor of the Bank of Donalsonville, and by a judgment lien, junior to the security deeds, in favor of the Citizens Mercantile Company, on which execution had issued and had been duly recorded on the general execution docket. The mother told the son that, if he would pay the debts secured by these deeds, he could have the land in dispute. The claimant thereupon paid these debts to the Bank of Donalsonville on March 28, 1923. His mother…