Cecil v. Wise

C. W. Cecil, being indebted to Oscar Wise for approximately $1,000, the balance of the purchase price of a stock of goods, executed and delivered to Wise as evidence of said debt, or a part thereof, and in renewal thereof, five notes dated April 23, 1932, aggregating $679.34, with 8 per cent. interest from the several maturity dates thereof. As security for said notes Cecil, being the owner of an installment vendor's lien note for the principal original sum of $1,600, which was executed by W. A. Stagner, payable to J. M. Chaney, and providing for 8 per cent. interest, etc., transferred same…