Merryman v. Euler

Upon the application of “The President and Directors of the German Eire Insurance Company of Baltimore,” who held the first mortgage on the property, with assent therein to a decree, the Circuit Court for Baltimore City passed a decree against Henry Otto, the mortgagor, for the sale of the mortgaged property, and had appointed Lewis H. Robinson trustee to sell the same. It appears, that the appellee, John Euler, had the second mortgage on the property, and employed the appellant to look after his rights to the surplus proceeds, after paying the first mortgage. The property was sold, and the…