McCullough v. Reynolds

1. Principal and agent: powers of agent: evidence : course of conduct. It is not material in this statement to recite the facts attending the making of the mortgage in suit. It is sufficient that the mortgage debt was contracted in the name of the defendant Reynolds, and that, at the date of the mortgage, he held the title to the real estate in question. Afterward, the property was sold and conveyed to the defendant William Prymek, and in that transaction and in part consideration of said conveyance to him, he paid or attempted to pay the mortgage debt. In pursuance of that purpose, he went…