Hamilton v. Federal Land Bank

This is an appeal from the circuit court of Clarke county from a judgment in an action of unlawful-entry and detainer begun by the appellee against the appellant. It appears that the appellant, Hamilton, was formerly the owner of one hundred twenty-two acres of land, upon which he gave to the Federal Land Bank of New Orleans a deed of trust to secure a loan. Hamilton made default in the payment of the deed of trust, and it was foreclosed, and the land bank became the purchaser at the sale. Hamilton remained upon the premises and took up with one Burwell, an agent of the Federal Land Blank, a…