Nelson v. Stockton Mortgage Co., (1937)
Court: Supreme Court of Florida
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Visitors: 8
Judges: TERRELL, J.
Attorneys: Ira C. Hopper, for Appellants;
Bryant Trantham and C.V. McClurg, for Appellees.
Filed: Jul. 31, 1937
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: In September, 1925, R.W. Weaver made a contract with A.Y. Oates to construct a residence on three city lots located in Lakeland, Florida, which he had agreed to purchase and on which he had paid substantial amounts. As one feature of the contract, Oates negotiated a loan for Weaver with Telfair Stockton Company to secure which Weaver and his wife executed a mortgage in favor of the latter describing the three lots on which Weaver had a contract to purchase but had not acquired the legal title. T
Summary: In September, 1925, R.W. Weaver made a contract with A.Y. Oates to construct a residence on three city lots located in Lakeland, Florida, which he had agreed to purchase and on which he had paid substantial amounts. As one feature of the contract, Oates negotiated a loan for Weaver with Telfair Stockton Company to secure which Weaver and his wife executed a mortgage in favor of the latter describing the three lots on which Weaver had a contract to purchase but had not acquired the legal title. Th..
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I think Bradford G. Williams was not qualified to testify as a witness under Sec. 4372 C.G.L. and without his testimony the decree cannot be sustained.
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