Hill v. Albemarle Fertilizer Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtConnor, J.
At the trial of this action, there was no contention by the plaintiffs, or by either of them that the deed of trust, which was executed by them on 10 March, 1926, to J. H. LeRoy, trustee, was for any reason void or voidable. They conceded that said deed of trust was valid in all respects, and that their note secured by said deed of trust was due and payable at the date of the sale by the trustee under the power of sale contained in the deed of trust. They contended that notwithstanding the foreclosure of the deed of trust by the sale of the tract of land conveyed thereby, under the power of…
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