Huffine v. Riadon
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BROCK, Justice.
Although the parties have described this action as one to reform a written instrument, it is, in essence, one by a junior mortgagee to have the lien of a senior mortgage subordinated, in part, to the lien of the junior mortgage, upon grounds that the senior mortgagee by fraudulent representations, induced the plaintiff junior mortgagee to release a prior lien on the property and take a junior lien.
The plaintiffs, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Huf-fine, sold a house and lot to the defendants, William and Juanita Hicks. The purchasers paid $5,000.00 cash, assumed a mortgage loan of…
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