Dorsey v. Omo
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeals from a decree of the Circuit Court for Prince George’s-County (Merrick, J.), by which upon the payment of a certain sum of money to the defendánt, she was directed to execute to the plaintiff an assignment of the mortgage mentioned in this cause. The defendant was returned summoned by the-sheriff of Howard County.
1Opinion of the CourtMcSherry, C. J.
There are two appeals in this record and the questions presented therein arise in this way: Herman Beeker and Frederick Baxter executed a mortgage to Alverda S. Dorsey to secure the payment of four thousand dollars. By this mortgage it was provided in the usual form that if default were made in paying the mortgage debt or the interest thereon, it should be lawful for the mortgagee or for Edwin Warfield, Esq., as attorney, to sell the mortgaged premises at public auction. The mortgage then went on to stipulate as follows: “In the event of a sale of said property under the potvers hereby…
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