Day v. Davis

The bill in this case was filed by the appellee against Rufus K. Day, who died while the case was pending in the lower Court, and the appellants, who are his executors, together with his widow and heirs at law, were made parties. The object of the bill was to require Mr. Day to reconvey to the appellee a tract of land situated in Montgomery County upon the payment of the amount to be ascertained by an accounting, which is also prayed to be had. On July 25th, 1893, Mrs. Davis executed a mortgage to Mr. Day to secure the sum of $3,000, borrowed by her from him. In 1897 she conveyed the property…