Ayer v. First National Bank & Trust Co.

Grice, Judge.

On February 1, 1927, Mrs. M. C. Flournoy obtained from Mrs. Louise M. Juhan a loan of $3,000, executing therefor her note due three years after date, and securing this indebtedness by a deed conveying a house and lot in Macon. When this indebtedness became due, it was by agreement extended' for three additional years, making it become due February 1, 1933. Mrs. Juhan died in June, 1932, several months before this debt matured, and the First National Bank and Trust Company of Macon qualified as the executor of her estate. Afterward Mrs. Flournoy, being advised that her debt would…