Swift Co., Inc. v. Everett

Polk & Sons, a partnership, filed their bill against R. L. Everett, in which they sought to have a deed of trust executed by S. L. Richardson and his wife to, them held to be a paramount lien against certain land therein conveyed to them, including a certain house which had been built thereon in 1928, and foreclosed.

By a supplemental bill the Richardsons were made parties defendant; and it was shown therein that the deed of trust and notes secured thereby had been assigned to Swift & Company, and it was alleged that “the deed of trust was a paramount lien to secure an indebtedness due…