Bankston v. Hill

A. Hill and wife, appellees, purchased from Mr. Will Counts an automobile, and to evidence a part of the purchase price executed notes aggregating two thousand nine hundred and thirty-five dollars. The payment of these notes was secured by a deed of trust on forty acres of land belonging to the appellees, and also by a reservation in the notes of title to the automobile. These notes and the deed of trust were transferred and assigned to the appellant. Afterwards the appellant exhibited *292her bill of complaint in the chancery court of the second district of Coahoma county, seeking a personal…