Kirchweys Cases On the Law of Mortgage
Kirchweys Cases On the Law of Mortgage
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601, and Powers v. Omitted. '508 EXTENSION OF MORTGAGE by striking out the direction to the referee to pay costs to Brainard G. And Henry A. Latimer, and so further modified as to adjudge that the defendants, Frederick B. Latimer, Henry A. Latimer and Brainard G. Latimer, each pay to the plaintiff one-quarter of any deficiency that may arise on the sale of the mortgaged premises under said judgment, and as thus modified affirmed, with costs. All concur. ^ 1 But see, contra, Benson v. Phipps, 87... Tex. 578 (1895). CHAPTER IV ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE Section I. — Mode of Transfer LAWRENCE v. KNAP & MENZEY Supreme Court of Errors of Connecticut, 1791 (1 Root, 248) Petition in chancery, shewing that Lownsbury was indebted to Plat, for which he gave his note and a mortgage as collateral se- curity, which deed was recorded. Plat was indebted to Hunter, and for a valuable consideration assigned said note to him [and] at the same time delivered him said mortgage-deed. Hunter assigned said note to the petitioner for a debt which he owed him, and also deliv- ered to him said mortgage.
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601, and Powers v. Omitted. '508 EXTENSION OF MORTGAGE by striking out the direction to the referee to pay costs to Brainard G. And Henry A. Latimer, and so further modified as to adjudge that the defendants, Frederick B. Latimer, Henry A. Latimer and Brainard G. Latimer, each pay to the plaintiff one-quarter of any deficiency that may arise on the sale of the mortgaged premises under said judgment, and as thus modified affirmed, with costs. All concur. ^ 1 But see, contra, Benson v. Phipps, 87... Tex. 578 (1895). CHAPTER IV ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE Section I. — Mode of Transfer LAWRENCE v. KNAP & MENZEY Supreme Court of Errors of Connecticut, 1791 (1 Root, 248) Petition in chancery, shewing that Lownsbury was indebted to Plat, for which he gave his note and a mortgage as collateral se- curity, which deed was recorded. Plat was indebted to Hunter, and for a valuable consideration assigned said note to him [and] at the same time delivered him said mortgage-deed. Hunter assigned said note to the petitioner for a debt which he owed him, and also deliv- ered to him said mortgage.
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