Cockrum v. Underwood

HIGHTOWER, Justice.

The trial court was petitioned by George Underwood to enjoin H. L. Cock-rum, and others, from holding a trustee’s sale of property belonging to Underwood and upon which Cockrum held Underwood’s note for approximately one-half of the purchase price which was secured by deed of trust as an express second lien against the property. From an adverse judgment of the trial court, H. L. Cock-rum, et al., have appealed, alleging generally that the appellee was in default in the payments of the notes, taxes and insurance under and by the express provisions of the notes and deeds of…