Bohan v. Harris

This suit, to foreclose a mortgage was begun in May, 1923. In 1920 the defendants H. O. Harris and Mary Harris, his wife, executed and delivered to the plaintiff a promissory note for $2,500, due five years after date. The note bore interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum, the interest payable annually, and provided for “reasonable attorney’s fees.” At the same time the defendants Harris executed and delivered to plaintiff a real estate mortgage to secure payment of the note. The mortgagors agreed if they failed to pay “any interest as the same becomes due,” or any taxes, or if they…