Morrill v. Hoyt

TABLTOH, Judge,

Section B.—February 2, 1885, one J. H. Davis executed a note for the sum of $1300, payable to the order of plaintiff in error, secured by a deed in trust on certain real estate, and due two years after date, with interest from date until paid at the rate of 12 per cent per annum. The interest was payable annually, and the note stipulated, that “upon default in the payment of the interest for any year the principal of this note is at once to become due and payable.” The note further provided for “10 per cent additional as attorney fees if legal proceedings be instituted on this…