Huffman v. Hayden

Woods, President:

In 1929, J. R. Hayden, upon advice of T. T. Huffman, Sr., who had been endeavoring to make sale of the former’s 266-acre apple orchard in Mineral County, conveyed said orchard to T. T. Huffman, Jr., and Fred N. Huffman, for an actual consideration of $10,000, evidenced by five $2,000 notes secured by deed of trust to T. T. Huffman, Sr. Hayden placed the five notes with the District National Bank of Washington, D. C., as additional collateral on a $30,000 loan from the bank. In 1930, Harry C. Stouffer purchased 144 acres of the orchard from the Huffmans for $10,000 agreeing as…