Polk v. Gardner
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Cri-ttenden Chancery Court.. The right of appellants to foreclose their mortgage was a matter for equitable cognizance. There being an adequate remedy at law, chancery has no jurisdiction. 27 Ark. 157.
1Opinion of the CourtBunn, C. J.
The defendant Overton Gardner rented for the year 1897 what was known as the Mary Knox farm, in Crittenden county, and gave a deed of trust to A. K. Burrow, as trustee, on the 18th of May, 1897, on certain live stock and the crops of corn, cotton and cotton seed then to be planted, cultivated and gathered on said farm for that year, to secure his note to the plaintiffs of that date for supplies to assist him in making said crops. It appears from the bill that Gardner made 20 bales of cotton, but shipped only three to plaintiffs, who were also to enjoy the benefit of handling and selling said…
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