Worrell v. Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtBrowning, J.
C. B. Worrell, brother of the appellant, Thomas H. Wor-rell, made application in May, 1925, to The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore for a loan of $8,000.00, to be secured by a first lien on his farm of 252 acres in Carroll county, Virginia. The transaction was handled through the Carroll County National Farm Loan Association, of which A. H. Morris was Secretary-Treasurer. The application was signed by Worrell and stated, among other things, that the purpose of the loan was the payment of an existing debt of $5,000.00 incurred for the purchase of a tract of land of 453% acres. It also listed,…
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