Same v. Graham

Supreme Court of Vermont

Same v. Graham

2 Tyl. 418

Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided February 15, 1803·Published

Opinion

Sed per Curiam.

The mortgage deed cannot bear on the present issue. If one of the plaintiffs has a conditional estate on the land by mortgage, he will be secured in his rights by application to the Court of Chancery, and by a decree can obtain the sum for which the land is pledged, or on non-redemption render his estate absolute. The deed cannot be admitted.

The plaintiffs had leave to enter a nonsuit.

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Sed per Curiam.

The mortgage deed cannot bear on the present issue. If one of the plaintiffs has a conditional estate on the land by mortgage, he will be secured in his rights by application to the Court of Chancery, and by a decree can obtain the sum for which the land is pledged, or on non-redemption render his estate absolute. The deed cannot be admitted.

The plaintiffs had leave to enter a nonsuit.

Same v. Graham, 2 Tyl. 418 (Vt. 1803).

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