6 Ala. 427 | Ala. | 1844
It is not necessary to put our af-firmance of this decree, either upon the ground that the vendor’s lien was not transferred by the assignment of the note; or upon the ground, that the lien was lost in consequence of the omission, by the assignee, to take the proper steps to fix the liability of the
It is not improper to remark, that, as Martin was a sub-purchaser from Milton, it is possible he is not concluded by the decree of foreclosure, under which the land was sold; and it may be, that as a part of the purchase money has been paid to the vendor, that he has a right to redeem, although there was a default as to the residue.
Decree affirmed.