Wylie v. Welch
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Portage County. Wylie appealed from an order denying 9his motion to set aside a satisfaction of a judgment of foreclosure rendered in favor of Welch against Karner and one Stevens. Stevens was made a defendant to the foreclosure as having or claiming an interest subsequent to Welch's mortgage. Wylie claimed the right to redeem as assignee of a subsequent mortgage to Stevens. The case is further stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtObtoh, J.
This was a motion, by the owner of a subsequent mortgage, to set aside and cancel the satisfaction of a prior mortgage and the judgment for the foreclosure thereof. The owner of the subsequent mortgage first deposited with the clerk of the circuit court the full amount of the judgment of foreclosure, interest and costs, for the purpose of redeeming the premises from said first mortgage, and acquiring thereby the rights of the first mortgagee. Afterwards the. mortgagor and judgment defendant paid up the said judgment, interest and costs, and obtained a full satisfaction of said mortgage and…
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