Pope v. Craft
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
The complainant, J. H. Pope, purchased a house and lot, known in the record as the “Home Place,” from Colyar Reese, and located at thfe corner of Union Avenue and Bellevue in Memphis, Tennessee. For said property he agreed to pay $46,000. He paid $10,000 cash and assumed the payment of three notes, each in the sum of $11,666.66, one of which notes was due February 18, 1921, one February 18, 1922 and the other February 18, '1923. Said notes were executed by Colyar Reese and were secured by a deed of trust on said property made to H. J. Frame and W. D. Kyser, trustees. The North Memphis Savings…
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