Home Owners' Loan Corp. v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the Court
Mai/fbie, C. J.
The determinative facts in this action, giving the appellant the benefit of such material corrections in the finding as it is entitled to have made and omitting much of the detail, are as follows: Michael DeDonato owned a piece of land on Huntington Road in Bridgeport which was subject to three mortgages. Two of these had come into the possession of the American Bank and Trust Company, of which George N. Foster was receiver, and the other was owned by the Fields Mortgage and Realty Company. DeDonato applied to the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation for help in refinancing these…
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