Roberts v. Federal Land Bank

Bell, Justice.

A bank, hereinafter called the defendant, was about to sell land under a security deed, when parties other than the. grantor, claiming that they were the true owners, filed a suit to enjoin the sale, and for other relief. One of these parties, hereinafter called the plaintiff, obtained a verdict and decree for a one-ninth undivided interest in a described tract, the remaining eight-ninths interest therein being found and decreed to be the property of the defendant as against such plaintiff. The defendant excepted, and the judgment was affirmed. Federal Land Bank v. Roberts, 177…