Caskie v. Durham
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
In March, 1925, J. R. Caskie, trustee under a deed of trust from Thomas E. McDaniel, covering property in Campbell county, recovered a judgment in the Circuit Court of Campbell county for $765.00, with interest and costs, against J. W. Durham and J. P. McDaniel, for a deficit on a resale of the property which had been bid in by McDaniel, in the name of J. W. Durham, at the trustee’s sale.
The judgment was rendered in a chancery suit brought by the trustee, after the purchasers had failed to comply with the terms of sale and pay for the property, and in which suit the trustee asked for a resale…
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