Myers v. Daughdrill

On the 26th day of November, 1929, Mrs. H. L. Daughdrill and her husband executed and delivered to the F. L. Riley Mercantile Company a deed of trust on certain lands and also on two mules. No other personal property than the mules was included in the descriptions, but there was an after-acquired property clause reading as follows: “And any increase of all property, real or personal, that may be hereafter acquired by purchase or otherwise, the title to which unto said Trustee, or any successor, they warrant and agree forever to defend.” There was a default in the payment of the debt secured…