Fewell v. Kessler

This ease presents some novel features, and some questions which are quite plain aud easy of solution. Kessler sued Saudford Newell and wife, Troup and wife, and Elizabeth Newell, alleging in Ids complaint that Saudford and Elizabeth Newell had made to him their promissory note, overdue when the suit was brought, for seven hundred dollars, and a mortgage to secure it, on eighty acres of land, in which Nowell’s wife had joined; that subsequently the note was surrendered to Newell, and the mortgage satisfied of record, in consequence of representations *196by the Fewells that Sandford had conveyed…