Fuller v. Davis
63 Miss. 78
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Bluebook
Fuller v. Davis, 63 Miss. 78 (Mich. 1885).
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
The assignee of the note was not the “ legal representative ” of the payees, so as to be entitled to substitute a trustee under a provision in a deed of trust authorizing the payees “ or their legal representatives ” to appoint another trustee. An assignee claims in his own right, and not in a representative character.
Afirmed.
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