Beebe v. Swartwout
Illinois Supreme Court
Bill in' Chancery in the Adams Circuit Court, brought by the appellee against the appellant to foreclose a mortgage. The defendant below filed a cross-bill, which, at the hearing before the Hon. Norman H. Purple, at the September term 1845, was dismissed, and a decree of foreclosure was rendered as prayed for in the original bill. The defendant appealed. An abstract of the pleadings and evidence in the cause will be found in the Opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
The Opinion of the Court was delivered by
Koerner, J.*
This case was heard at the September term of the Adams Circuit Court, A. D. 1845, when the Court dismissed the cross-bill filed by Beebe, the defendant below, and rendered a decree of foreclosure in favor of Swartwout, the original complainant below. The dismissal of defendant’s cross-bill, and the rendition of decree in favor of complainant, Swartwout, by the Court below, is now assigned for error. For a proper understanding of the decision of the Court in this case, I have deemed it necessary to give the following abstract of the…
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