Wilson v. Mason

Appellants have failed to properly abstract the record in this case. There is no sufficient abstract of the complaint, the testimony nor the decree as required by Buie IN, so as to give this court an intelligent idea of the merits of the controversy. On this account the decree would have to be affirmed for this reason alone, but for the fact that appellee has supplied same. However, the case must be affirmed on its merits. The questions involved are principally ones of fact.

It appears that on November 3, 1931, appellants had executed and delivered to appellee a mortgage on the land in…