Akin v. Egner
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
No peti.tion for Certiorari was filed.
1Opinion of the CourtSenter, J.
In this cause it appears that complainant Akin and wife sold and conveyed to A. R. Egner a tract of land situated in Williamson county, Tennessee, on September 26, 1925, for the recited consideration of $7500'; $1550 cash, and the assumption by the grantees of a mortgage indebtedness on the land in the sum of $3,846.75, payable to the Federal Land Bank of Louisville, Kentucky, and for the balance executed four deferred purchase payment notes, three for the sum of $525.81 each and one for the sum of $525.82. The deferred payment notes were made payable one, two, three and four years from date,…
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