Boatright v. Fennell

The bill was for foreclosure. The administrator of the mortgagor filed answer and cross-bill seeking relief as to other lands not described in the bill, but embraced in the mortgage sought to be foreclosed. The prayer of the cross-bill was to set aside a deed to lands not embraced in the foreclosure prayed for by the bill, or to be allowed to redeem all the lands covered by the mortgage, and therefore those embraced in the deed sought to be set aside on the ground of fraud or undue influence.

The decree rendered dismissing complainant’s bill, among other things, said of the deed, the subject…