E. Tris Napier Co. v. Trawick

E. Tris Napier Company, a corporation, executed to Adolphus Trawick a warranty deed purporting to convey described realty, upon the expressed consideration of five hundred dollars. On the same day Trawick executed to the corporation certain purchase-money notes payable at monthly intervals covering a period of six years, and a security deed purporting to convey the same land as security for the notes. Trawick could not read or write or calculate principal or interest, and when the land was purchased he trusted to the vendor to prepare the deed, notes, and security deed, and they were all…