Pacific States Savings & Loan Co. v. Painter

Defendants appeal upon a bill of exceptions from a judgment favoring plaintiffs in an action to recover a deficiency after sale under a deed of trust.

On April 12, 1935, plaintiffs sued to recover the balance due upon the joint note of defendants executed on February 6, 1929, for $8,350. The balance alleged to be due after deducting payments and adding interest, advances made under' the deed of trust, and trustee’s fees and expenses, was $2,044.06. After a fair and full trial of the issues judgment was entered for plaintiffs in that amount.

Two questions are raised by appellants—the sufficiency…