Imboden v. Hunter
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Randolph Circuit Court in Chancery. Hon. William C. Bevens, Circuit Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Compton
Absalom Looney was indebted to Washington R. Hunter in the sum of $1,276 80, by bond dated the 27th March, 1855, and payable, with interest, on the 1st of August next following, to secure which, he executed to .Hunter a mortgage on certain negro slaves, with power of sale; in which he stipulated that» on failure to pay the bond at maturity, Hunter should have authority to take possession of the slaves, and, after advertisement, sell them, or a sufficiency thereof to pay the amount due; and should then transfer or pay over the surplus, if any, whether of slaves or money, to Looney. Looney…
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