Rogers v. Fielder

RENFRO, Justice.

This is an appeal by Rogers from a summary judgment denying his plea for equitable relief from a foreclosure of a lien upon property.

On the first day of June, 1951, Fielder conveyed by warranty deed certain described real estate to Rogers. The deed recited a consideration of $19,000, payable $3,-000 cash and a $16,000 vendor’s lien note payable in monthly installments of 125.

Rogers executed a deed of trust of even date.

By 1960 Rogers was delinquent in payment of taxes and was involved in a controversy with Fielder as to the exact amount due to Fielder on the vendor’s lien note.