Friedman's Estate v. Armond

DREW, Judge.

Plaintiff sold to J. E. Armond 80 acres of land for the agreed price of $1,600, evidenced by six promissory notes; one for $600, and five for $200, each. The last five notes were due, respectively, on December IS, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, and 1934. The first note for $600 was paid. All the notes were paraphed “Ne Varietur” to identify them with the act of sale and the vendor’s lien and mortgage, and were delivered to the vendor. The act of sale and special mortgage waived all preliminary notice, time, and delay, and carried confession of judgment, and agreed that executory process…