Johnson v. Donnell

This is a bill for the foreclosure of a mortgage, and sets forth in the usual way the execution of the notes and mortgage, and the non-payment of the money. In addition to this, it also avers that the mortgaged premises are not of value sufficient, and if sold would not pay the amount due on the mortgage, and costs, and that the mortgagor has no means of paying any balance which might remain due after the sale of the mortgaged premises, and prays for a strict foreclosure. The bill was taken for confessed, proofs were heard by the court, and a decree of strict foreclosure was entered.

It is now…