Carhart v. Reviere

Blandford, Justice.

Hartman sold Carter a certain tract of land. Carter paid a part of the purchase money and gave his negotiable promissory notes to Hartman for the balance, and Hartman executed to Carter a bond to make titles when the notes were paid. Hartman transferred the notes to Turner by delivery, without endorsement or guaranty. Mrs. Carter and others obtained judgments against Carter, and subsequently Turner obtained judgments on the notes given for the purchase price of the land, against Carter. The land was levied on and sold. The money arising from the sale being in the hands of…