Prestridge v. Lazar

The -question involved in this case is one of subrogation. The appellant, W. E. Prestridge, sought by his bill against A: J. Lazar, the appellee, to be subrogated to the rights of two prior mortgages of lands owned by appellant on which appellee had a third mortgage. The trial court rendered a decree against appellant in favor of appellee, from which the former prosecutes this appeal.

The facts necessary to an understanding of the question involved are as follows: The appellant bought certain land from one Daughtery for which he paid four thousand dollars, as follows: He discharged two…