Grinnan v. Rousseaux

STEPHEN'S, Associate Justice.

J. A. Bousseaux sold and conveyed to J. It. Ellison the three tracts of land involved in this controversy, for which Ellison paid a small sum in cash, executed two promissory notes for $350 each, and assumed a mortgage debt of $1600, besides interest, which Bousseaux owed the New England Loan and Trust Company, secured by deed of trust on the land. Ellison made default in the payment of annual interest due the loan company, and in consequence thereof the principal debt was matured long before the time specified in the deed of trust, which resulted in a sale of the…