Williams v. Williams

This is a second forclosnre of the same mortgage, on the same property, differing from the first foreclosure in the respect that a grantee of the mortgagor was not made a party in the first foreclosure but is made a party herein so that her equity of redemption may be foreclosed.

The facts are, as shown by the record and by stipulation, that defendant, John Ii.. Williams, on December 4-, 1916, mortgaged lots 23 and 24, in the Williams subdivision to Phoenix to Charles E. De Mund, to secure his note for $3,500, payable in five years. On January 22, 1917, John H. Williams deeded an undivided…