D. Rosenbaum Sons v. Blackwell
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from tbe chancery court of Lauderdale county. Hon. Sam Whitman, Jr., Chancellor. Bill by Mrs. Amanda P. Blackwell against D. Bosenbaum Sons. Ftom a decreé for complainants, defendants appealed. Appellants sold Mitcham and wife, the father and mother of appellee, some mules, and as additional security for the purchase price took a deed of trust from the Mitchams on forty acres of land owned by appellee, who did not join in the execution of the deed of trust.
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Appeal from tbe chancery court of Lauderdale county. Hon. Sam Whitman, Jr., Chancellor. Bill by Mrs. Amanda P. Blackwell against D. Bosenbaum Sons. Ftom a decreé for complainants, defendants appealed. Appellants sold Mitcham and wife, the father and mother of appellee, some mules, and as additional security for the purchase price took a deed of trust from the Mitchams on forty acres of land owned by appellee, who did not join in the execution of the deed of trust. The debt for the purchase price not being paid, appellants took back the-' mules and foreclosed the deed of trust on the land in…
1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.
This action was instituted by appellee as complainant in the court below. Appellee seeks to cancel a commissioner’s deed executed by a special commissioner of the chancery court to appellants in pursuance of a decree granted appellants in a ease foreclosing a certain deed of trust held by them against I. W. P. Mitchem and wife, father and mother of appellee. The Mitchems executed á trust deed to appellants on forty acres of land in Lauderdale county, claimed and herein sued for by appellee. On foreclosure of this trust deed in chancery, appellants bought in the land. Appellee was not a party…
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