Pearcy v. Tate

This is a bill to rescind and vacate a redemption of land, and to assert and protect the title of complainant, from whom the redemption was made by defendant.

On March 8, 1886, John H. Pearcy, the original owner, executed a deed of trust, by which he conveyed the land in question to John McMillan, as trustee, to secure the payment of certain debts therein named. The trustee was authorized to make sale if the secured debts should not be paid by the first day of July, 1887.

On December 15, 1886, John H. Pearcy conveyed the same land, in fee, to his son, John W. Pearcy, for and in consideration of…