Williams v. . Teachey
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil Action, to recover land, tried at August Special Term, 1880, of Dupltn Superior Court, before Schenck, /. The plaintiff appealed from the judgment of the eouit below.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The land for the recovery of which the action is prosecuted was conveyed on April 4th, 1873, by the defendant’s deed to one Harper Williams in trust to secure the debt therein recited, and alleged in the complaint to embody a large Usurious interest, with a power of sale in. default of payment. The mortgagee subsequently executed two assignments, the first being endorsed upon the deed as follows:
[1.] For value received, I transfer the within mortgage to A. F. Williams, his heirs and assigns, this January 1st, 1876. (Signed and sealed by Harper Williams, and witnessed by J. D. Stanford.)
[2.]…
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