J. R. Wheler Co. v. James
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
On July 1, 1921, R. A. James was 'the owner of a tract of land containing fifty acres, which was conveyed to him by D. J. Seward in 1910, and another tract containing seventy-five acres, which was conveyed to him by James Wynn in the same year. R. H. James and Nannie P. James, his wife, by their deed dated February 16, 1915, conveyed the seventy-five acre tract to a trustee to secure the payment of a note for $500.00, and by their deed dated February 12, 1920, conveyed the fifty acre tract to a trustee to secure the payment of a note for $1,000.00, D. J. Seward being the holder of both notes. *762…
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