Ventres v. Cobb

The bill in this case was filed by appellants, against appellees, for the purpose of setting aside the sale of two tracts of land in the south addition to Englewood. The sales were made at different times, and by different persons, named in a trust deed executed by D. H. Pike to, Junius B. Cobb, to secure the sum of $4000, with interest at eight per cent per annum, payable to appellee Wenham. The trust deed contained a provision that “in case of the death, inability or refusal to act of the party of the second part, Lucius M. Cobb is made successor in trust, with like power and authority,…