Loftis v. Alexander

Suit was filed by the payee of notes secured by a deed from the maker of the notes to certain real estate, against the executor of the maker, to obtain a general judgment on the notes for the principal, interest, and attorney’s fees due thereon, and a special lien on the property to the extent of the amount claimed, and costs of suit. It was alleged that notice of an intention to sue was given the defendant 10 days before the last return day of the'term-of court to which suit was brought. A purchaser from the executor, of the equity of the estate of the deaeased maker of the notes and deed,…