Gilliam v. Cornett

Opinion of tub Court by

Hobson, Commissioner—

Reversing’.

On February 18, 1918, appellant, John Gilliam, conveyed to appellees, with general warranty, a tract of land containing 263.46 acres. The price of the land was $35 an acre. They paid down $5,500, and executed notes due in one and two years for the remainder of the price, $3,721.10, each note being for $1,860.55. They paid off the first note, and made some payments on the second note, but failed to pay it all. He brought this suit against them on July 12,1926, to recover on the note and to enforce the lien on the land. They filed an…