Warren v. Ellison
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Justice.
The bill in this case is by the mortgagor (appellee) after due foreclosure, seeking to enforce the statutory right of redemption. The purchaser at the foreclosure sale and the mortgagee are made parties defendant. The bill, to state the substance of its allegations, alleges that the complainant and others joined in the execution of the mortgage to the mortgagee Morris Dreyfus, covering two separate parcels of land distinctly marked for separate and distinct enjoyment and later executed a second. mortgage to a third party on the same property, which was duly transferred and…
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