Sadler v. Marsden

The appellant, who was the complainant in the court below, instituted a chancery suit against W. W. Marsden and H. W. Marsden, the purpose of which was to establish the amount due upon a note of $1,000, and to enforce a deed of trust which secured said note, by selling a certain parcel of land for the satisfaction of the debt. The defendants demurred to the bill and amended bills, but the demurrer was overruled. They then filed a short joint answer in which all of the allegations in the bills were denied. Evidence was taken and the cause heard upon the merits. The trial court denied the prayer of the bills and dismissed them by a decree of August 26, 1931.