Union Trust Co. v. Rosenburg

On July 27th, 1936, Benjamin Chipman and Rose Chip-man, his wife, executed a mortgage to Rosella Rosenburg et al., on fee simple property known as No. 36 Hopkins Place, and located in the City of Baltimore, to secure the payment of a loan in the sum of $50,000. The mortgage contained the following covenant: “And it is covenanted that until default be made in any covenant or condition of this mortgage (but not thereafter), the said mortgagors, their heirs, successors or assigns shall have possession of the property, upon paying in the meantime all taxes and assessments, public dues and charges…