Conwell v. McCowan

When this case was before us on a former appeal, the decree was reversed, because it did not appear that complainant had paid any portion of the mortgage indebtedness, and therefore he could not be subrogated to the rights of the mortgagee, and have the premises sold to pay any indebtedness to himself. 53 Ill. 363. Leave was given complainant to amend his bill, which was done, so as to show what amount he had in fact paid and what amount still remained to be due to the mortgagee. Thompson, the mortgagee, answered complainant’s amended bill, and also filed a cross-bill, asking to have the…