Harris v. Louisville Trust Co.

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Hurt

Affirming.

The appellant, N. L. Harris, owned a lot, in the city of Louisville, which had a front of fifty feet and depth of one hundred and ten feet. The appellee, Louisville Trust Company, had a mortgage lien upon it to secure a debt for borrowed money, of $786.00. The appellee filed its petition in equity to secure personal judgment against the appellants, and an enforcement of its lien. Process upon the petition was duly served upon the appellants, but, they took no notice of the action. In proper time, a judgment was rendered,by default, against appellant,…