Ingenhuett v. Hunt

JAMES, Chief Justice.

C. P. Hunt became indebted to appellant for goods in the sum of $510.77, and the account being overdue, and appellant insisting on payment or security, it followed that C. P. Hunt and his sister, Mrs. S. M. Hunt, Sr., who lived with him, executed their note to appellant for said sum on January 31, 1891, the latter-securing the same by a deed of trust on certain land. The note was given for Hunt’s past due debt, and was made payable three years after its date.

On February 21, 1895, Ingenhuett brought this suit to recover on the note, and to foreclose the lien. On March 30,…