Kirkland v. Kirkland

1. The maker of a promissory note procured certain persons to become sureties thereon by indorsement, and, for the purpose of securing them against loss on their indorsement, executed to them a mortgage on certain land. The mortgage contained a power of sale, which authorized the mortgagees to sell “all of said'property or a sufficiency thereof to reimburse them as such accommodation indorsers of said note in the full amount of their liability and payment in the premises, together with the expenses of the proceedings, including fees of attorneys to the amount of ten per cent., if their claim…