Brooke v. Union Central Life Insurance Company

The Union Central Life Insurance Company sued Tully J. Brooke for principal, interest, and attorney's fees on promissory notes, one principal note for $3000 and one interest note for $210. The defendant filed his answer in which he contended that the notes sued on should have been credited with $3025, by reason of the following facts: the plaintiff, under the terms of a security deed given it as security for the debt evidenced by the notes, advertised the property described therein for sale and on the day specified in the advertisement sold the property at public outcry to C. J. Camp for…