Jackson ex dem. Bennet v. Lamson
17 Johns. 300
Opinion
We are of opinion that the notice of the sale of the premises, under the power contained in the mortgage, was equivalent to six months’ notice to quit. It fully apprized the mortgagor, that if he suffered the premises to be sold, that the implied tenancy under the mortgage would be at an end.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
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Jackson ex dem. Bennet v. Lamson, 17 Johns. 300 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1820).
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