Salvage v. Haydock

It appears that the defendant is now in possession of the premises, as this writ of entry is brought to oust him; but it does not appear from the case with certainty when he and those under whom he claims went into possession, but presumably it was at the date of the deed under the power of sale. If so, as the deed under which the plaintiff claims was executed and delivered after that date, the possession of the defendant and those under whom he claims would be constructive notice of the existence of their deed, and their title would be good against the plaintiff. Patten v. Moore,32 N.H. 382;…