Champlin v. Laytin
New York Court of Chancery
These cases came before the chancellor upon an appeal from a decree of the vice chancellor of the first circuit. The facts in the case sufficiently appear from the following opinion which was delivered by the vice chancellor at the time of making the decree appealed from.
1Opinion of the Court
W. T. M’Coun, V. C.
The bill in the first cause is for a foreclosure and sale under a mortgage and for a decree over against Laytin the mortgagor, for any deficiency. The second suit is upon a cross bill by the mortgagor to have the mortgage delivered up and cancelled, and for a return of the money paid by him on account of the purchase of the mortgaged premises, at the time he gave the mortgage for the balance. To the cross bill the defendants therein interposed a plea in the first instance, which was overruled. They then answered, and both causes have been heard together upon pleadings and…
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