Pritchard v. Elton
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Bill in equity to redeem mortgaged property; brought to the Superior Court for New Haven county, and reserved, on facts found, for advice. The facts are sufficiently stated in .the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSeymour, J.
On the 10th of April, 1860, Elizur E. Pritchard' ■mortgaged to John P. Elton certain premises in Wolcottville. The mortgage deed is in the usual form, with condition to be •void upon payment according to its tenor of the mortgagor’s note, payable four months after date, for $6,635.72. The debt was not paid according to the condition, and still remains unpaid. Mr. Pritchard died intestate and insolvent, November *43580th, 1860. The petitioners are his heirs at law, and they bring this bill to redeem the mortgage.
Upon all the circumstances of the case we think the petitioners are not entitled to…
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