Miller v. Detroit Savings Bank

Plaintiff owns a two-family residence in Detroit on which she gave a mortgage to defendant, and which, for default, was foreclosed by advertisement May 4, 1934. The premises are not used as a homestead. In March, 1935, plaintiff sought relief under the mortgage moratorium statute (Act No. 98, Pub. Acts 1933, as amended by Act No. 20, Pub. Acts 1934 [1st Ex. Sess.], and Act No. 3, Pub. Acts 1935 [Comp. Laws Supp. 1935, § 14444-1 et seq.}), which was granted, and the period of redemption extended to March 1, 1937. On April 12, 1937, on motion, pursuant to amendment of said act, the period of…