First Nat. Bank of Dozier v. Farmers' Bank of Luverne
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtGardner, J.
On January 16, 1920, one Lindsey executed to the Farmers’ Bank of Luverne a note for $247.50, secured by a mortgage on the crops raised by Lindsey during the year 1920 in Crenshaw county, as well as all of his personal property, including live stock described therein. The instrument was what is termed a “combination” note and mortgage, and was signed in the name of Joe O. Lindsey. This instrument was duly filed and recorded in the office of judge of probate of Crenshaw county on the day of its execution.
Lindsey raised a crop of cotton, corn, beans, and other products on the place of one…
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