Murto v. Lemon
Colorado Court of Appeals
Error to the District Court of Otero County.
1Opinion of the CourtGunter, J.
May 2, 1891, Laura J. Lemon and her husband, Thomas J. Lemon, gave their promissory note, due five years after date, and ten interest notes maturing semi-annually, The Colorado Securities Company, payee, and as security therefor a trust deed, usual form, same date, Aldrich, trustee, recorded May 7, 1891, upon real estate in Otero county, Colorado. The trustee was authorized by the trust deed to release the same upon payment of the notes secured thereby. This deed described the notes, disclosing that the principal .note matured five years after date. By undated indorsements of the payee the…
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