Braden v. Graves

Best, C.

Albert G. Hanks and Eliza, his wife, executed a mortgage, in the form of an absolute deed, upon the premises in the complaint described, to the appellee. This mortgage was immediately recorded, but was junior to two judgments against said Albert G„ which were liens, and upon which the premises were subsequently sold and conveyed to the appellant. The mortgagors, after its execution, also-conveyed the premises to the appellant, after which Albert G. *93died, leaving Eliza, his wife, surviving him. Thereupon the appellee brought this action against the appellant to foreclose the mortgage…