Earhart v. Robinson

On August 22, 1916, Cora. Curry conveyed certain lands to B. H. Robinson, and in part payment therefor Robinson executed to her six notes; the last five being for $510 each. The notes are in the usual form of notes retaining the vendor’s lien, providing for interest from date at 8 per cent, until maturity, interest payable annually as it accrues. They contain the usual stipulation for acceleration of maturity in the event of a failure to pay the principal or interest when due, and provide for 10 per cent, attorney’s fees in case of default. The first note was paid off, and this suit was…