Greenwood v. Spring
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL from, a judgment entered in a cause tried, before the court, without a jury.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
James, J.
This was an action to foreclose a mortgage. The defendant Spring was the mortgagor, and the other defendants his judgment creditors. The *377mortgage was made and delivered by A., as the attorney in fact of Spring, in consideration of, and as security for, a prior indebtedness of Spring to the plaintiff. The parties all reside in Boston. The plaintiff applied to Spring, personally, for a mortgage on the lands in question, as security for his debt, which Spring refused. The plaintiff then telegraphed to A. to attach Spring’s property for the debt. A. at the time held a power…
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