Snyder v. Rhinehart

Opinion of the Court by

Drury, Commissioner—

Reversing.

On October 26, 1936, J. B. Snyder, his brother, B. B. Snyder, and their three sisters, all five of whom we shall hereafter refer to as “The Snyders,” sued Grant Rhinehart in equity upon two vendor’s lien notes. They were only partially successful and they have appealed.

The older note, which we shall call “Note A,” was for $100.00. It was dated April 18, 1932, became due January 1st, 1933, was to bear 6% interest after its, maturity, and states that it is “secured by a lien on land.” The proof shows that the following’ payments have been…