Bailey v. Hudkins
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Hatcher, President:
The will of T. Lee Hudkins was probated August 20, 1921. Vernon, a son, and the wife of the testator were named executors. Among other devises was one to Vernon of a tract estimated to contain 125 acres, but which actually contained 149.3. This tract was a part of the testator’s “Home Farm”.
On December 29,1923, Vernon borrowed $3000.00 from The Agricultural Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston, executing a deed of trust on the 149.3 acres to secure the loan. The money was borrowed and the trust deed executed by Vernon in his own right and not as executor.
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