McCaskill v. . McKinnon
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civ in action tried before Coble, J, and a jury at April Term, 1897, of Richmond Superior Court. There was a verdict for the defendants and from the judgment thereon plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Furches, J.:
This action is to foreclose a mortgage which plaintiff alleges the defendants, McKay McKinnon and wife Grace H. McKinnon, executed to him, dated August 28,1886. The bind conveyed in this mortgage belonged to the feme defendant and was to secure an indebtedness of the husband McKay McKinnon.
The record in this case is voluminous, containing many exceptions involving questions as to competency of evidence admitted and rejected — the question of agency — and the right of the agent to apply money in his hands as such agent to the payment of his individual indebtedness. Among the many…
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