Richardson v. Curlee

FOSTER, Justice.

Appellee, A. D. Curlee, as adminis-. trator of the estate of W. B. Curlee, was proceeding to foreclose two mortgages given by appellant to appellee’s intestate, by a sale of the land under powers in them. On the day when the sale was advertised to occur, appellant executed a deed to the said A. D. Curlee as such administrator conveying the land embraced in the mortgages. The deed recites the existence of the mortgages and that there was due, as shown by the books of W. B. Curlee, the sum of $4,745.35, with interest. All figured at $5,124.97, and that it is the desire and…