Currier v. Teske

The facts in this case are fully stated in the former opinion, 82 Neb. 315. In that opinion it was held that the defendants weje mortgagees in possession, and that, since plaintiff had not tendered or offered to pay the amount of the mortgage debt, he could not maintain ejectment. A motion for rehearing was filed, accompanied by a request that, if the court still held upon a rehearing that the defendants were mortgagees in possession, the plaintiff might be permitted to amend his petition so as to offer to pay the amount properly due under the mortgage. A rehearing was allowed, the case…