GEORGE ROSE SMITH, Justice.
In 1960 the appellee's father, E. M. Regenold, lent $17,892.23 to the principal appellant, American Insurers Life Insurance Company, to enable that company to avert the foreclosure of a mortgage upon 4,495 acres of farm land owned by American Insurers in Mississippi. The elder Regenold gratuitously assigned the contract to his son, who brought this suit to enforce a provision in the contract by which the lender was to receive, in addition...
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