Farrell v. Parlier

Defendant in error entered his appearance and confessed the first, second and third errors. The first is, that the decree is erroneous; the second, that the court erred in rendering a decree of strict foreclosure without giving more than thirty days for redemption; and third, it was error to render a decree of strict foreclosure without allegation or proof of the insolvency of the mortgagor. These being confessed, the decree must be reversed, and as the cause will be remanded, it is proper that we should consider the remaining errors.

The fourth assignment of errors, questions the decree for…