Hobson v. Hobson

In 1922 Nick F. Hobson executed a deed of trust purporting to convey to J. B. Daniel, Trustee, an undivided interest recited in the deed as “being the 1/6 undivided interest of Hobson” in certain real estate devised by Item IV of the will of his father, N. F. Hobson, this trust deed being executed to secure a substantial debt owed to "W. L. Horn. In 1933, the debt remaining unpaid, the trustee foreclosed and the alleged inters! of Nick F. Hobson in this land was purported to be conveyed by deed of the trustee to the creditor, Horn, he being the purchaser at such foreclosure proceedings. For…