Virtue v. Teget

—I. The mortgage in question was a second mortgage, covering a half section of land in Hancock County, and made subject to a mortgage of $25,000. The three defendants named and duly served were Teget, the mortgagor ; Gus Schulz, the tenant in occupation; and Plymouth Clay Products Company, as a claimant of some interest in the property. The suit was commenced on February 2, 1928. After execution sale, there remained a deficiency judgment of more than $8,000. Pursuant to the mortgage and the decree thereon, a receiver was appointed, to take possession during the year of redemption, on April…