Jordan v. Robinson

W. R. Jordan (hereinafter called plaintiff) sued Daniel T. Robinson (hereinafter called defendant) on three promissory notes, executed by the defendant to the plaintiff, to recover $354.30 principal, interest, and attorney’s fees. These notes were secured by a security deed “subject to a loan deed in favor of Home Owners Loan Corporation [hereinafter referred to as H. O. L. C.] . . in the principal sum of $2000.” This deed covered described realty and the prayer of the petition was that plaintiff have a judgment for principal, interest, and attorney’s fees, and that said judgment be declared…