Young v. Hill
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Bill for relief. On final hearing on pleadings and proofs.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
The bill is filed for relief, under the following circumstances. . The complainant, David S. Young, was, in April, 1877, the owner of a farmpn Morris county. He then exchanged that property with the defendant, Catharine E. Hill, for land in Morristown belonging to her, and which appears to have been heavily mortgaged, and $3,000 secured by the bond of her and her husband, and their mortgage *430upon the farm in favor of his wife. The farm was conveyed subject to a mortgage for $600 and interest then thereon. About the middle of June, 1878, it was agreed, between the complainants…
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