Sligh v. Plair

The petition of the intervenor-appellee Plair was granted by the chancery court and title to the disputed land vested in him. Plair’s intervention alleged that he had previously had no information that Beulah Sligh had mortgaged the land conveyed by Plair to his daughter Beulah and her bodily heirs. There is evidence to sustain this allegation which the chancellor obviously believed. It is not contradicted. The majority ignores this fact. This fact necessarily had a significant bearing on the trial court’s holding, since appellant Pine Bluff Production Credit Association pleaded waiver and…