Alexander v. Muse
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM BEDFORD. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Bedford County— Walter S. Bearden, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Wilkes
The complainant in this case is a sister of the defendant. In 1876 she sold to her brother her interest in a tract of land in Bedford county for $1,415 taking his note for the purchase money, and secured the payment of the same by a deed of trust executed at that time. The note was not paid, and the deed of trust was not foreclosed, but in April, 1895, the defendant executed to his sister a note in the following words and figures:
“One day after date I promise to pay H. A. Muse $1,415. This is a renewal of a former note for land which is secured by mortgage which is still in force this April…
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