American Surety Co. v. Grace
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Green
Mrs. D. K. Grace died in Memphis May 15, 1921, intestate. Her husband and three minor children survived her. She owned real estate in that city, incumbered by lien to secure her notes for balance of the purchase amounting to $5,100. There was some interest due ón these notes, and she owed certain taxes. These liabilities constituted all her indebtedness. In addition to her equity in said real estate, Mrs. Grace had $683 in cash and $13,500 of notes, secured by mortgage on Memphis real estate. Five of these notes were for $2,500 each, and one for $1,000.
After the death of this lady, her…
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