Adams v. Myers

The complaint was for the foreclosure of a mortgage executed by the defendants W. Koch and Fried-eribe Koch, his wife, to Morris Burnham (deceased), and the appellant, WilUam Myers, was made a defendant as having some interest in the mortgaged premises. The appellant answered, disclaiming any interest in the premises whatever at the time of the commencement of the suit, and prayed that the suit be dismissed as to him and that he recover his costs. This answer was stricken-off as frivolous, and the appellant made no further answer. That order stands un-reversed, and the appellant was then as…