Hood v. Glass

HAMITER, Judge.

Plaintiff, on November 14, 1929, signed and delivered to Alberta Glass a promissory note for $330 due one year after date; and as security therefor he executed a mortgage on 57 acres of land located in Webster Parish, Louisiana, this being his place of residence. Continuously since that time he has resided on the property.

Previous to the death of Alberta Glass, which occurred in January, 1937, plaintiff made two payments on the mortgage indebtedness. One of these was for $30 on October 7, 1930, and the other $20 on November 12, 1936. Thereafter he paid to decedent’s heirs, who…