Farmerville State Bank v. Harmon

In the year 1926, appellee, T. L. Grubbs, was engaged in the construction of highways in Louisiana near Farmerville, and owned considerable tools, machinery, mules and horses, which he used in his road construction 'business. He became indebted to appellant in that year, and executed to appellant a note secured by a mortgage on said property which is now in controversy. On April 17, 1928, Grubbs was so indebted to appellant in the sum of $4,500, evidenced by his note for said amount due and payable August 20, 1928, which was secured by mortgage on said property. The property was then located…