Souvais v. Leavitt

February 12, 1873, the plaintiff sold to the defendant and Samuel A. Plumer a tract of twenty acres of land near the Grand Trunk junction, blit the title was granted to the defendant. The consideration was $20,000, of which $5000 was paid down. To secure the remainder the defendant executed his note and mortgage to plaintiff’s wife for $1166.67, and another note and mortgage to ithe plaintiff himself for $10,833.33. The note to the plaintiff was dated February 12, 1873, and was drawn payable to his order seven years after date, with annual interest on all parts unpaid at seven per cent. The…