Alexander v. West

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clay

Reversing.

On February 1, 1912, J. F. West, and George B. Williams and W. P. Williams as sureties, executed and delivered to J. D. Alexander their promissory note by which they promised to pay him on or before February 1, 1913, the sum of '$1,393.49. On the note is the indorsement: “Int. paid to Jan. 29, 1915.” On the same day West executed to the sureties, George B. Williams and W. P. Williams, a mortgage to secure them in their undertaking. The mortgage covered a large body of land, which was afterwards subdivided and sold to various parties. Included in the…