Keller v. . Parrish

By selling tbe mortgaged premises to Parrisb and Patterson, tbe mortgagors, E. M. Cain and bis wife, were not relieved of their personal liability on tbe notes which they bad executed to Hatcher and which Hatcher afterwards endorsed and transferred to tbe plaintiff. And because they accepted their deed subject to tbe mortgages tbe grantees were estopped to deny that tbe mortgages were valid. They became personally liable, not only to their grantor, but directly to tbe bolder of tbe notes and mortgages. Baber v. Hanie, 163 N. C., 588. It is therefore apparent that tbe question immediately…