Aaron v. Dausch

Mr. Presiding Justice Burke

delivered the opinion of the court.

On October 8, 1930, Mary Dausch executed a trust deed conveying the premises at 651 Melrose street, Chicago, to the Chicago Title & Trust Company to secure the payment of a principal note for $8,500, due one year after date, and two interest coupons for $255 each. In a complaint filed in the superior court of Cook county on May 7, 1940, Florence Aaron, representing herself to be the holder and owner of the principal note and trust deed, sought to foreclose the lien of such trust deed. On March 4, 1941, the complaint was amended by…