Union Credit Ass'n v. Corson
Oregon Supreme Court
From Malheur: Dalton Biggs, Judge. This is a suit by the Union Credit Association, a corporation, against J. M. P. Corson and John W. Corson, and others. From a decree in favor of plaintiff, the named defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McBride
This was a creditor’s bill to subject certain realty held by defendants to the lien of plaintiff’s judgment. The pleadings are lengthy. Instead of giving them in detail, we give the facts as we find them from the testimony. On October 24, 1908, the defendant Gar*363rett and one Dills entered into a contract with L. J. Hadley to purchase certain lands described in the complaint for the sum of $7,700, paying $3,000 in cash, and agreeing to pay $4,700, with interest, upon the payment of which as agreed they were to receive a deed. Of the $3,000 paid down Garrett paid $2,000 and Dills $1,000, and it…
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