Johnson v. Reed

BOULDIN, Justice.

The bill was filed to cancel a mortgage upon real estate, a foreclosure deed thereunder, and incidentally to enjoin a suit in ejectment pending the bill. In the alternative, an accounting and redemption was sought.

■ The facts alleged in pleadings, and to which complainant’s evidence was directed, so far as deemed important, may be summarized as follows:

On and prior to July 29, 1926, complainant, Mary E. Johnson, and her husband, Clinton W. Johnson, owned a lot in Bessemer, on which they purposed to build a residence. On above date, the husband, whether with or without the…