Walsh v. Bank of Moundville
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtSayre, J.
We state the facts as they appear of record:
March 9, 1915, F. C. Owens and others executed and delivered to Kelly a mortgage of lands in Hale county to secure an indebtedness then incurred. The mortgage was duly recorded.
March 8, 1923, Kelly died, and E. P. Walsh was appointed to administer upon his estate. As such administrator Walsh foreclosed the mortgage according to the power therein, and Carrie K. Walsh became the purchaser, and the administrator conveyed to her, April 28,1924.
In May, 1924, Walsh, representing the plaintiff, appellant, notified the bank, appellee, that appellant had…
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