Meyerson v. Boyce

PEARSON, Judge.

The appellants were plaintiffs in a bill of complaint brought to foreclose a mortgage, which they had received by assignment after the same was in default. The answer claimed fraud in the procurement of the mortgage. The Chancellor upon trial found that there was clear and convincing proof that the note and mortgage were originally procured by fraud, and that the plaintiffs-assignees of said note and mortgage had notice of these infirmities when purchasing them. He therefore, dismissed the cause with prejudice. There being sufficient evidence, before the Chancellor, upon which…