Hobson v. Wilson

The bill of complaint is filed to enforce a vendor’s lien on land, and the allegations of the bill show by legal implication the existence of such a lien in favor of complainant in the sum of $1,86Q; this being the balance due on the purchase money, covered by respondent’s promissory note executed on December 23, 1902 (the date of the conveyance), and payable one year thereafter. The answer admits the purchase of the land and the execution of the note, as alleged, but “denies that there is any portion of the purchase money for said lands due to complainant, or that any part remains unpaid,”…