Condon v. Marley

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Milton, J.:

The défendant, Marley, was the owner of the Oswego House, subject to a mortgage for $8000 thereon in favor of the plaintiff, Condon. The latter foreclosed his mortgage, caused the mortgaged premises to be sold under the decree of foreclosure, and became purchaser of the property at the sheriff’s sale, the purchase price being $7000. The sale was made *384in May, 1893. After the judgment, Marley had leased the premises to J. R. Clover, who continued to occupy the same up to the time when Condon obtained his sheriff’s deed, which ivas on November…