Ford v. Philpot
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Court of Chancery; The cau'se, which aPPears to be sufficiently ¡stated in the opinion delivered by c0UlL was argued before Jo'hnson,' Martin an’d DorT. °* raised two ques-Had |.]ie complainants (now appellants,) a right r ■ . . . . ... r_? J to redeem a mortgage executed m 1754 under a bill tiled * ° ° • *n 1309? And, 2. If they had, were they responsible for tlie improvements made on the premises by tKe mortgagee,5 and those claiming under him? 1- They…
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Appeal from the Court of Chancery; The cau'se, which aPPears to be sufficiently ¡stated in the opinion delivered by c0UlL was argued before Jo'hnson,' Martin an’d DorT. °* raised two ques-Had |.]ie complainants (now appellants,) a right r ■ . . . . ... r_? J to redeem a mortgage executed m 1754 under a bill tiled * ° ° • *n 1309? And, 2. If they had, were they responsible for tlie improvements made on the premises by tKe mortgagee,5 and those claiming under him? 1- They stated, that the chancellor had decreed that the complainants, might redeem on payment of the' mortgaged debt, and the value…
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, J.
A bill in chancery was filed by the appellants in 1809, claiming, as the assignees of a mortgagor, a right to redeem from the assignees of the mortgagee, the property in question, on the payment of the sum due. The Chancellor passed a decree, by which he sustained the right to redeem, on the payment of the debt, together with the value of extensive permanent and beneficial improvements, placed on the premises by the assignee *314of the mortgagee since he obtained the possession; and, unless the debt and improvements were paid by the time limited in the decree, the bill should he dismissed. From…
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