Chapman v. Ayer

2. The borrower having died and her administrator having brought against the lender an action for the purpose of establishing the title of the intestate to the land, and the balance due upon the note, after deducting certain credits thereon, having been paid into court for the lender’s use, and the evidence for the plaintiff being such that the jury might have inferred that the borrower had never in fact relinquished the right to redeem the land by *582paying the debt, and also that there had never been an actual agreement by which the security deed became converted into a deed of absolute sale,…