Anthony v. Bank of Wiggins

The appellants became indebted to the Bank of Wiggins in the sum of $700 on April 3, 1930', as evidenced by a promissory note due twelve months after date and secured by a deed of trust on 160 acres of land in Stone County, Mississippi. Default was made in the payment of the indebtedness, and the land was duly and legally advertised by the trustee for sale on March 6, 1933; and was purchased at the sale on that date by a representative of the bank for the sum of $75. The appellants re mained in possession of the land for some two or three years without formal demand being made of them by the…