Wise v. Taylor
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Summers County. Suit by L. Wise’s Sons against R. J. Taylor and others to marshal liens. From the decree, defendant the Baltimore Building & Loan Association appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
English, Judge:
R. J. Taylor was the owner of a house and lot situated in Upper Hinton, which was unincumbered; and on the 18th day of January, 1895, he borrowed from the Baltimore Building & Loan Association, of Baltimore (a corporation), the sum of five hundred and fifty dollars, and executed to George D. Haynes, trustee, a deed of trust to secure the payment of said loan, which was evidenced by the bond of said R. J. Taylor and Anna J. Taylor, his wife, bearing even date with said deed, which sum was to be paid in monthly installments, in accordance with the conditions of said bond and the…
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