Legal Opinion
Bunting v. Bunting
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Decided January 6, 1917PublishedCited by 9 opinions
On application to open decree and let in defence.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
The bill in this ease was filed to obtain a lien in the form of a mortgage on the premises therein described, and to compel the defendants, Martie Bunting and Anna May Bunting, to execute such bond and mortgage.
*22On December'31st, 1914, James N. Bunting, since deceased, purchased a lot of land in Trenton for $2,200, subject to a mort- , gage of $1,000. The bill alleges that at the time of the purchase of the lot mentioned, the complainant, Mary N. Bunting, requested James N. Bunting (who was her son) and Martie Bunting, his wife, one of the defendants, to- execute a bond in…
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