Sproal v. Larsen
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Mason; McAlvay, J. Bill by Oliver Sproal against Augusta Larsen and others to be subrogated to the rights of a mortgagee and to foreclose the mortgage.- From a decree for complainant, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, J.
February 18, 1891, the first-named defendant, Augusta Larsen, whose name was then Augusta Ohse, owning the land in controversy, mortgaged the same to one John W. Gary. Soon thereafter Augusta conveyed the same by warranty deed to her husband, August Ohse. August subsequently died, leaving as his heirs at law his widow, Augusta, and two infant children, Paulina and Herman, defendants in this suit. Afterwards Augusta *143married her codefendant Frank Larsen. In May, 1895, defendant Augusta applied to complainant for a loan for the purpose of paying off said mortgage to Gary, and offered to secure…
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