Carey v. Rawson
8 Mass. 159
Opinion
without hesitation, decided that the two deeds must be treated as parts of one transaction, and together constituted a mortgage ; and that the tenant, having confessed the forfeiture, should be heard in chancery.
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Carey v. Rawson, 8 Mass. 159 (Mass. 1811).
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