Black v. Blodgett

The appellee, Blodgett, formerly owned a large tract of land in the state of Mississippi, and sold the same to Dan C. Blowling, taking certain notes and a deed of trust to secure the payment of the purchase money, other than the cash payment. Thereafter, Bowling made certain conveyances to a corporation known as Wayne- Green-Perry Land Company of which. Black was the president, and to the Wayne-Green Oil Land Trust, an unincorporated association commonly known as a Massachusetts trust, of which Black was a member and one of the trustees or managers. Black is interested in the lands acquired…