Phillips v. Mariner
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Wisconsin
[This was a bill in equity by Benjamin F. Phillips and others against Samuel S. Mariner. Heard on demurrer.J
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER. District Judge.
Bill of review' •of a decree of sale upon mortgage given by Phillips to Gordon to secure three notes payable to Gordon or bearer. The decree was for the payment of two of the notes without any mention of the third — and the land, as described in the bill was in range 8, and in the decree in range 14. These are the principal objections to the decree. The bill sets forth that Chase, Perlieu. A. Grignon and Robert Grignon have or claim to have some interest in the land. The bill was taken as confessed against all the defendants. There was an appéarance merely for Phillips.…
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- Finch v. MartinIllinois Supreme Court · 1857
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