Christian v. Jewell

In an equity suit by the note holder, mortgagee, in aid of a pending foreclosure proceeding by the public trustee of a deed of trust upon farm lands that secured payment of the note, the district court, before sale and on March 17, 1927, appointed a receiver to take, and he took, possession of the mortgaged property to collect the rents and profits and to apply them to the payment of taxes, insurance and to other purposes as the court might direct and as the trust deed provided might be done. Five days later, on March 22, at the foreclosure sale, the note holder and mortgagee Christian bid in…