Dawson v. J. A. Lindsey & Co.

The original bill seeks to have a deed declared a mortgage and the exercise of the equity of redemption. The deed was executed by complainant to J. A. Lindsey & Company April 23, 1921, conveying one hundred and twenty acres of land for a recited consideration of $3,000. It may be here added that J. A. Lindsey & Company was only J. A. Lindsey doing business under that name. In February, 1920, complainant had executed a mortgage to J. A. Lindsey & Company on the same land for advances, which was past-due and unpaid, and in February, 1921, a judgment was recovered against complainant in favor of…