Wood v. Hubbard
Supreme Court of Vermont
[In Chancery.] Appeal from the Court of Chancery. The bill alleged that the orator was the administrator of Abel Wood, who died in-July, 1876 ; that at the term of the Washington County Court of Chancery, held at Montpelier, on the second Tuesday of March, 1875, H. W. Heaton, executor of W. B. Hubbard, obtained a decree of foreclosure, dated April 1, 1875, and duly signed and recorded, against the defendant, Ashley Hubbard, and the intestate, who was then in life, and…
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[In Chancery.] Appeal from the Court of Chancery. The bill alleged that the orator was the administrator of Abel Wood, who died in-July, 1876 ; that at the term of the Washington County Court of Chancery, held at Montpelier, on the second Tuesday of March, 1875, H. W. Heaton, executor of W. B. Hubbard, obtained a decree of foreclosure, dated April 1, 1875, and duly signed and recorded, against the defendant, Ashley Hubbard, and the intestate, who was then in life, and Liberty T. Kinney, upon certain premises in Montpelier, wherein it was decreed that unless this defendant paid the sum of…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Royce, J.
The bill alleges that H. W. Heaton, as executor of W. B. Hubbard, at the Court of Chancery, held at Montpelier, on the second Tuesday of March, 1875, obtained a decree of foreclosure against the defendant and said Abel Wood and L. T. Kinney, of certain premises in Montpelier, by which it was ordered *86and decreed that unless the defendant Hubbard should pay to the clerk of the court for the benefit of the said Heaton the sum of $629.89, with interest, on or before the 1st day of April, 1876, he should be barred of his equity of redemption. And…
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