Andrus v. Burke
New Jersey Court of Chancery
In foreclosure. Exceptions to master’s report ascertaining the amount due and fixing priorities between junior encumbrancers.
1Opinion of the Court
Pitney, V. C.
The defendant Burke is the owner of three several pieces of property subject to a mortgage or mortgages held by the complainant, Andrus, upon which three several suits of foreclosure were commenced.
The defendants, Fallon, Condiet, Hennessy, O’Brien and Oakley, are, severally, judgment creditors of Burke. Fallon’s judgment was entered June 5th, 1900; Condict’s judgment was entered on June 9; Hennessy and O’Brien’s judgments on June 11th, and Oakley’s on June 14th—all by confession.
Mr. Condiet also held an ordinary warranty deed absolute, executed by Burke and wife to him, for all…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Hellyer v. BaldwinSupreme Court of New Jersey · 1890
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