Strickland v. Gray
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judge Eeese, Madison superior court. March, term, 1895.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Chief Justice.
Strickland was the owner of one hundred acres of land,- and being indebted to Gray upon a promissory note- for $350, it was arranged between them and Mrs. Strickland, the debtor’s wife, that he should sell and convey the land to her for $450, that she should pay $100 of this amount in cash and should give her note for the remainder to Gray, who should surrender Strickland’s note; and that as security for her note to Gray she should execute a conveyance of the land to him, taking a bond from him to reconvey upon the payment of her note. This arrangement was carried out,…
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