French v. De Bow
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Calhoun. Bill to set aside the discharge of a mortgage, and for foreclosure and sale. Defendant Stone appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
In 1867 James E. De Bow being indebted to complainant in the sum of $1278 executed and delivered to him as security therefor a mortgage of eighty acres of land in Plomer, Calhoun county, and in 1868 a further indebtedness of $300 having arisen, a second mortgage' was given, covering the same lands, and also certain lots in the village of Homer. These mortgages remained unpaid until March 27, 1876, when the parties entered into an arrangement under which complainant was to take the eighty-acre lot in satisfaction of his demands, and discharge the mortgages. This arrangement was carried out by…
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