Holak v. Southard

Appellant assigns numerous errors occurring during the trial and in the submission of the case to the jury, which it is not necessary to consider. An examination of the record leaves little doubt that the bill of sale executed by Thomas to the plaintiff upon which she relies to' prove her title to the property was intended merely as security for a loan and not as an absolute transfer of title to the property therein described. As to this, the testimony of the Cashier of the bank is very significant. Fie testified:

“The conversation at the time the bill of sale was drawn was: There had been…