Feely v. Bryan
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Tucker County. Bill by W. A. Feely against S. J. Bryan and others. Decree for defendants and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
BbANNON, Judge :
Bryan and Gillespie had a drug store in Tucker county, and Bryan purchased Gillespie’s interest, and to pay for it Bryan, on 22d June, 1900, borrowed $1,100 of Feely upon the agreement that Bryan was to execute a deed of trust or mortgage on the drug store to secure Feely. No mortgage was at the time given; but on 27th October, 1900, Bryan made a sealed instrument reciting that he was indebted to Feely in the sum of. $1,-100, and saying, “and for the security of said sum I do hereby mortgage and assign” to the said W. A. Feely a soda fountain, some bottles, and the stock of…
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