Brady v. Ford

Edward and Leota Brady, plaintiffs herein, are husband and wife. In 1927, to secure a note for $5,800, they executed a mortgage on a contiguous tract of land lying in four government subdivisions. As occasion may call for reference to the property described in the mortgage, we shall refer to it as tracts (a), (b), (c) and (d).

The defendants Ford became the owners of the note and mortgage. In June, 1932, they brought an action on the note and to foreclose the mortgage. The Bradys answered and appeared in person and by attorneys at the trial. Judgment was rendered against them in the sum of…