Gordon v. Elliott

COLEMAN WRIGHT, Special Commissioner.

The appellant M. K. Gordon made secured loans over a period of years to one William B. White in excess of $2500.00. White died testate, his will being probated in 1963. Thereafter the appellee, Willie Mae Elliott as Executrix, filed this action to settle the estate of White. Gordon filed answer and counter-claim setting up his lien indebtedness.

Appellant’s mortgage covered two tracts of land, which were contiguous and were sold by the master commissioner under an agreed order of sale providing for appraisal, time, terms and place of sale after due…