Butler v. Kendrick

Per Curiam.,J. W. Woolf oik executed his note to J. R. Kinney for $3,000, and to secure it he executed to the payee his deed to a described house and lot. Woolfolk thereafter sold and conveyed this house and lot to E. L. Butler, the latter assuming and agree*323ing to pay the debt secured by the deed from Woolfolk to Kinney. On May 14, 1924, Kinney transferred to W. K. Brown the note and the security deed, together with the title to the realty described. Brown died; and his executors brought suit against Woolfolk, in which they prayed for judgment against him for the principal, interest, and…