Bankers Loan & Investment Co. v. Blair
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Corporation Court of the city of Boanoke, pronounced February 7, 1900, in sundry chancery suits heard together.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchanan, J.
On August 20, 1890, Dr. B. D. Downey purchased of Mrs. May M. Simmons a house and lot in the city of Boanoke, gave his notes for the deferred purchase price, and to secure their payment executed a deed of trust upon the same property which the deed of trust recited had been conveyed to him by Mrs. Simmons. The conveyance to Dr. Downey was not recorded, and was either lost or destroyed.
In 1891, Mrs. Simmons executed a deed, dated August 20, 1890, to Dr. Downey’s wife for the same property, who assumed to pay the notes executed by her husband. This deed was admitted to record October 19, 1891.…
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