Rayl v. Thurman

Suit was filed in the chancery court by appellee to foreclose a deed of trust and to set aside certain conveyances as fraudulent. The deed of trust was given by appellant to secure a note for two thousand five hundred dollars, with interest, dated July 5, 1919, and due one year after date. The chancery court sustained the bill and entered a decree for appellee.

It is the first and principal contention of appellant that the record sufficiently shows that the entire debt has been paid and that the decree is therefore wholly erroneous. The manner in which appellant attempts to show this is by…