Wilson Banking Co. Liquidating Corp. v. Colvard

Appellee, M. W. Colvard, is the owner of a lot and building located on one of the principal business streets of the city of Greenwood, Miss., in a part of which he conducts a baking business. At the time of the trial of this cause in the court below that part of the building which was not occupied and used by the owner was rented at a monthly rental of fifty dollars, and the value of the lot and building was estimated by different witnesses at from forty thousand to sixty thousand dollars. During the year 1928 the appellee borrowed from the Wilson Banking Company the sum of twenty-six…