Brewer v. Harrison
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from the District Court of Arapahoe County. Action by appellants, respectively plaintiff and interyenor, in the court below, to set aside a trustee’s sale of real estate under deed of trust, and for other relief. From a judgment of nonsuit, they bring the case here on appeal. The necessary facts for an understanding of the errors assigned and questions decided will be found in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Gabbert
In January, 1890, appellant Brewer executed and delivered to the appellee insurance company his promissory note, which he secured by deed of trust on real estate in the city of Denver, with power of sale vested in the trustee. This note matured in January, 1895. In March following he entered into an agreement with the appellees Harrison, whereby he agreed *351to, and did, convey to them an undivided one-half interest in the property included in the deed of trust, in consideration whereof they assumed certain obligations. May following these appellees entered into an agreement with the insurance…
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