Janower v. F. M. Sibley Lumber Co.

Morris Janower filed a bill of complaint to restrain F. M. Sibley Lumber Company, a Michigan corporation, from foreclosing’ by advertisement a mortgage given to it by him on premises, an apartment house, to which he had title. The mortgagee filed answer and cross-bill for foreclosure. Plaintiff’s bill was dismissed. Decree of foreclosure was granted May 27, 1927, and the—

“decree provided, in substance, that the plaintiff, Morris, Janower, was indebted to F. M. Sibley Lumber Company in the sum of $48,461 upon the mortgage set forth in the cross-bill of complaint of F. M. Sibley Lumber Company,…