Norris v. Scroggins

The property involved in this controversy is two lots in the city of El Dorado, Arkansas, one 100 feet by 282 feet, and the other 28 feel by 100 feet. For convenience we will designate the larger lot as the ‘ ‘ Scroggins lot ’ ’ and the smaller lot as the ‘ ‘ Church lot. ’ ’

In 1912 Bill Scroggins and his wife executed a deed of trust to J. L. Wallace, trustee, covering the two lots and other property to secure an indebtedness of $104.25 owing to T. H. Norris, which indebtedness matured October 17, 1913. Bill Scroggins died in October, 1913, testate. His will provided that, after payment of…