Brown v. Rowland

The conclusions of fact in this cause when compounded with the pertinent equitable principles lead to a somewhat unique result.

On April 1st, 1926, the complainant and her husband, Robert C. Brown, acquired from Alfred Realty Corporation by purchase as tenants by the entirety, three lots in the Township of Princeton. On September 29th, 1932, they executed a bond conditioned for the payment of $4,800 to the defendant three years thereafter with semi-annual interest, and they concurrently executed a mortgage covering the three lots and the residence thereon to secure the performance of the bond.…