Fender v. Hodges

This case arose in a contest as to the priority of the respective claims of the parties to funds arising from the sale of described land, Mrs. M. A. Hodges (the plaintiff in the trial court, but now the defendant in error) claiming under an unrecorded bond for title which, as security for a loan, had been transferred to her by J. L. Roberts, A. T. Woodward, and L. S. Roberts (who took it from J. W. Lovejoy and J. H. Baskins, the original owners of the land), and the plaintiffs in error claiming under a security deed to Harry L. Winters Inc. from J. L. Roberts, one of the obligees in the bond…