Sawyers v. Langford
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 45 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROSE ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Act of March 10, 1856, 1 Stanton, 554-5. 4 Met., 23-4; Applegate, fyc., vs. Mitnell, fyc. 4 Met., 320-22; Story, ¿¡pc., vs. Graham.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Williams
delivered tiih opinion op the court:
B. R. P. Langford mortgaged a tract of his land January 18, 1861, to Liberty Langford, to secure him as security in two debts of eighty-seven dollars and ninety-two cents, and one hundred dollars; and subsequently, on October 8, 1861, he made another mortgage on the same, and including other lands, to Stephen Langford, to secure him as surety in a debt of seven hundred and fifty dollars; and J. and Moses Newman, to secure them as his sureties in a debt of one hundred and thirty dollars. April 7, 1862, within six months of the latter, but not of the former…
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