First National Bank v. Moore

The essential facts necessary to an understanding of the question involved in this appeal are as follows: «

The appellee Estella Moore in December, 1921, was the owner of certain lands in Decatur county, Indiana, and on December 23 of that-year, she obtained a loan of $1,500 from the Greensburg National Bank, executed a note therefor, and secured the payment of said note by giving a mortgage on her said real estate.

The appellee Estella Moore and her husband, Samuel Moore, were indebted to the Farmers Trust Company of Indianapolis, as evidenced by their promissory note, in the sum of about…