Neikirk v. Boulder National Bank

In 1901, the plaintiffs in error, Henry and Emily Neikirk, were indebted to The Boulder National Bank on three promissory notes, which were secured by trust deeds upon" real estate owned by the Neikirks. All of the real estate, except one lot, was released from the trust deeds, and, with *351other property, conveyed to Switzer by quit claim deed absolute on its face. The court found, from ample supporting evidence, that the conveyance to Switzer was made to secure the notes then held by the bank, and future advances that might be made to the Nleikirks, or either of them. The form of the bank’s…