Diamond Flint Glass Co. v. Boyd

Suit by appellee to enforce a vendor’s lien against land. On September 28, 1891, appellee and six others, named, owned in fee as tenants in common a twenty-acre tract of land, and while such owners became indebted in the sum of $1,850, secured by their chattel mortgage, and in the further sum of $700 evidenced by their promissory note. On that date they sold the land to a brick company, which company assumed and agreed, as a part of the consideration, to pay these debts, and did pay them, except $759.35, which was ultimately paid by appellee and three others, two of whom assigned their claims…