American Insurance v. Gibson

On the 21st day of September, 1882, appellees filed a complaint in the court below against appellant. The substantial averments of that complaint may be epitomized as follows: In April, 1874, William John Wallace was the owner of a tract of land,- of thirty-seven -3^- acres, and mortgaged it to Andrew Wallace to secure a loan of $5,000, evidenced bjr five promissory notes. The mortgage was duly recorded, and after record, together with the notes, was duly assigned to John Wymond. Payment not having been made according to the stipulations in the notes and mortgage, Wymond foreclosed the…