Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America v. Hawn

On April 21, 1922, Cassius D. Hawn, the husband of the defendant, Mary E. Hawn, was the owner of a certain farm in Pierce county. On that day he borrowed from the plaintiff the sum of $6,000. To evidence such indebtedness, he made, executed, and delivered to the plaintiff his promissory note, secured by a real-estate mortgage signed by him and the defendant Mary E. Hawn. Thereafter, he conveyed all of his interest in the farm to the defendant, *629Mary E. Hawn, subject to the mortgage. On October 15, 1930, the defendant, Mary E. Hawn, leased the farm to the defendant, Ray Hawn, who entered into…