Brinkman v. Ritzinger

Bicknell, C. C.

The appellee had a judgment of foreclosure against the appellant Dorothea Brinkman, and her •husband, Charles Brinkman, upon a mortgage of land made by them, embracing the land only, and not the rents and profits, and not to be due until 1887. The foreclosure was for two instalments of interest; there was no application for a receiver prior to the judgment, and there was no personal judgment on the notes secured by the mortgage, and no claim was made in the suit upon the rents and profits of the land.

After the judgment Charles Brinkman died, his widow Dorothea became his…