Offill v. Routh

There was default in payment of a note secured by a real estate mortgage; foreclosure and deficiency judgment against a subsequent purchaser; allowance by the county court, of the unpaid balance, against the estate of the maker; appeal therefrom and judgment of affirmance by the district court. This writ is sued out to review that judgment and the cause is now before us on application for supersedeas. Defendant in error is hereinafter referred to as plaintiff.

The material facts are agreed to and are as follows: (1) January 11, 1921, James M. Offill gave to plaintiff his $2,500 note, secured…