Bridgers v. W. H. Morris & Sons
Supreme Court of North Carolina
MOTION by plaintiff for injunction in a suit pending in NORTHAMPTON Superior Court, heard at Chambers in .Tarboro on August 3d, 1883, before Philips, J. The court granted the motion and the defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The plaintiffs, J. B. Bridgers and wife, on December 15th, 1880, conveyed by mortgage deed to the defendants, in their partnership name of W. IT. Morris & Sons, a tract of land, described as containing one hundred acres, with condition to be void on payment at maturity of a bond for six hundred dollars, executed to said firm on the same day, and payable on January 10th, 1883, with interest from date at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, and vesting a power in the mortgagees of making sale in case of default.
In January, 1882, the plaintiffs executed a second mortgage deed to the defendants…
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