Carter v. Guffey
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SHANGLER, Presiding Judge.
The real estate of the Guffeys, husband and wife, was given by deed of trust to Iris Carter to secure a note held by her. The indenture was foreclosed for non-payment of the obligation and at the sale the property was purchased by the holder of the note for $20,600. In°the time and manner prescribed by § 443.240, RSMo 1969, the Guf-feys delivered to the trustee a notice to redeem the property. After the sale, a petition to redeem the property was brought accompanied by a redemption bond executed by the Guffeys and Zeta Guffey, his mother, as surety in the penal sum…
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