Stanbrough v. M'Call

The judgment of tho court* was pronounced by

Súdele, J.

The plaintiff has been endeavoring, for seven- years, to enforce his rights as a mortgage creditor upon a tract of land. In this protracted litigation he was at first opposed by Collier, represented by Stockton, as his counsel; and subsequently, by Stockton, in his own right.

This suit was commenced in 1842, by an order of seizure and sale, upon a note which fell, due in January, 1842, and which, with two others, was given by M’Call to his vendor, David Stanbrough, curator of the succession of Jesse I-Iarper. To secure these notos M’ Call…