Lindsey v. Sturkie

ANDERSON, Chief Justice.

It appears that George Lindsey, the appellant, owned certain lots or parcels of land, including his home, and there existed against same two past due mortgages, which were threatened to be foreclosed. The said Lindsey then applied to H. D. Sturkie, the appellee’s intestate, for a loan sufficient to pay off said mortgages. The said Sturkie paid off said mortgages and to reimburse himself had Lindsey make him a warranty deed to said real estate, making at the same time and contemporaneous with said deed an instrument to reconvey the property upon the consideration and…