McQueen v. Estridge

Opinion op the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner

Affirming.

In March, 1922, the appellant, Thomas McQueen-,, executed a deed to the appellee, Marion Estridge, for the recited consideration of $1,600, of which $1,000 was. «ash and $600 payable twelve months thereafter. No note was made for the balance. The deed was put away by Estridge without being recorded. At maturity he paid McQueen $500 and $30 interest. In 1930, Estridge filed this suit against McQueen, alleging that the consideration for the land was $1,500 and not $1,600, which had been recited in the deed through fraud or mistake. He asked…