Curry v. Andrews

The evidence offered by plaintiffs was sufficient to carry the case to the jury, and the motion for judgment of involuntary nonsuit was properly overruled. However, there was error in the court’s instructions to the jury on the second issue, prejudicial to the defendants, for which a new trial must be awarded.

Plaintiffs’ evidence tended to show that about 1933, plaintiffs being indebted to Carolina Mortgage Company for money borrowed, executed notes therefor secured by deed of trust on their home, to a trustee, after-wards referred to as Keswick Corporation, Substituted Trustee. The notes and…