Newton v. McKay
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Cheboygan Circuit.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
This was ejectment brought by Newton, as owner of the equity of redemption of lands, against McKay, who holds as assignee of a mortgage not in a shape to be foreclosed by advertisement, but which had been proceeded on by statutory foreclosure.
The facts appear substantially as follows: Newton holds by deed from the estate of one Belote, given by his administrator in August, 1869, under a probate decree enforcing a contract made by Belote for the sale of the land in 1868. McKay holds by assignment a mortgage made by Belote in 1866, irregularly foreclosed in 1869, and by a deed from Belote’s…
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