Forms of Pleadings And Precedents in the Court of Chancery of the State of New J
Forms of Pleadings And Precedents in the Court of Chancery of the State of New J
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Eg. 305. But the court will, in its discretion, dispense Avith a strict adherence to the rule where by complying with it great in- convenience or unnecessary expense would be incurred. Willink v. Morris Canal Co. , 3 Gr. Ch. 377; N. J. Franklinile Co. V. Ames, 1 Beas. 507, 071 appeal. It is not necessary that the complainant should state upon the face of his bill, in order to warrant the filing of the bill in his own name, that the eestuis gue trust are so numer- ous that they cannot, without g...reat inconvenience, be brought before the court, if the character of the transac- tion sufficiently appears upon the face of the mortgage as disclosed in the bill. Ibid. Upon the death of the mortgagee the right of action upon the mortgage securities is in his executor or administrator, and not in the heir of the mortgagee nor in his devisee or legatee. Kinna v. Smith, 2 Gr. Ch. 14. If there are conflicting claims to the mortgage money be- tween the surviving mortgagee and the executor of his co-mortgagee, the surviving mortgagee may file a bill to foreclose in his own name, and make the executor of the deceased mort- gagee a defendant.
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Eg. 305. But the court will, in its discretion, dispense Avith a strict adherence to the rule where by complying with it great in- convenience or unnecessary expense would be incurred. Willink v. Morris Canal Co. , 3 Gr. Ch. 377; N. J. Franklinile Co. V. Ames, 1 Beas. 507, 071 appeal. It is not necessary that the complainant should state upon the face of his bill, in order to warrant the filing of the bill in his own name, that the eestuis gue trust are so numer- ous that they cannot, without g...reat inconvenience, be brought before the court, if the character of the transac- tion sufficiently appears upon the face of the mortgage as disclosed in the bill. Ibid. Upon the death of the mortgagee the right of action upon the mortgage securities is in his executor or administrator, and not in the heir of the mortgagee nor in his devisee or legatee. Kinna v. Smith, 2 Gr. Ch. 14. If there are conflicting claims to the mortgage money be- tween the surviving mortgagee and the executor of his co-mortgagee, the surviving mortgagee may file a bill to foreclose in his own name, and make the executor of the deceased mort- gagee a defendant.
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