Johnson v. Hall

OTT, Judge.

On January 10, 1929, plaintiff and the three defendants, Henry Hall, Willie Hall and Katie Hall Dunn, executed a note for $450 payable in monthly installments of $20 each, with eight per cent per annum interest from date, and secured the note by a mortgage on a piece of property in Baton Rouge owned by them in the proportion of an undivided one-fourth each.

Plaintiff claims that, as one of the soli-dary obligors on said note, she paid all of the principal and interest of the note, amounting to $505.96; that about nine months after the execution of the said mortgage note, the three…