Cohen v. Solomon
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Kansas
Tins was a suit by Josiali Cohen and others, as executors of one Bernd, to foreclose a mortgage given by the defendant Solomon, and to have an alleged tax title to the mortgaged premises in defendant Wallenstein set aside, as well as a mortgage made by Wallenstein to the defendant Alexander. Wallenstein filed a cross bill for the foreclosure of the latter mortgage. The cause was heard on the pleadings and proofs.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, District Judge.
In this case, Hardy Solomon, being the owner of the premises in question, with his wife, executed a mortgage upon the property to Bernd, the complainants’ testator, which mortgage is by this suit sought to be foreclosed. At the time suit was commenced, the property had become delinquent for taxes for one year, and had been sold, and a certificate of purchase issued upon the tax sale. Subsequently the holder of the tax certificate of purchase brought suit in the state court of Kansas to quiet his title to the premises in controversy, obtained service against the…
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