Summers v. Bromley

This was an ordinary foreclosure cause on a mortgage made by defendant, Barton M. Bromley, to complainant’s assignor, and dated March 9 th, 1868. The only statement in the bill connecting the other defendants with the subject of the suit, or in any way implicating them, is one made under general rule ninety-one of the rules in chancery, and is in these terms: “And your orator further shows unto this court that Joseph Emerson, William Burbank, Jefferson Jones, John Barr, and Olive Bromley, have or claim some interest in the said mortgaged premises, or in some part thereof, as purchasers,…