Patterson v. Holmes

As the .bill filed by appellees shows, appellant foreclosed his mortgage upon the land of appellees, and became the purchaser at the sale; no irregularity in the sale is averred, but no deed was executed to evidence the new right or title thus acquired, nor did appellant then go into possession. The averment of the amended bill is that appellant “never claimed any right in said land as such purchaser, and expressly denies any claim or right to said land for and on account of any foreclosure of said mortgage.” Afterwards appellees made a deed to appellant without expressed condition or…