Travellers Insurance v. Brouse

Bicknell, C. C.

The appellant foreclosed a mortgage upon land owned by one Hadley, and occupied by Terhune as Hadley's tenant.

Terhune had a tax title to the land, and by the foreclosure decree it was adjudged that Terhune was entitled to $363.98 of the proceeds of- the foreclosure sale, and to a first lien therefor upon the property, and a receiver was appointed to ^ collect the rents and profits of the land, during the period allowed for redemption.

The decree was made on May 5th, 1881. The appellant was the purchaser at the sale.

On May 28th, 1881, the receiver and Terhune agreed in writing…