White v. Wilson

J.— Wilson and another filed a bill in chancery against White and others. The object of the bill was to have a mistake in a mortgage, which had been executed by one of the defendants to the complainants, corrected by the insertion in the mortgage of a certain tract of land which, by mistake, had been omitted, and also to secure the land so omitted from being liable to certain judgments against the mortgagor. The Circuit Court, on the bill, answers, depositions, &c., rendered a decree correcting the mistake, and freeing the land omitted in the mortgage from the lien of the judgments.

*The facts…