Cameron v. Adams
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Newaygo Circuit.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
The bill in this cause was filed to redeem a mortgage which had been foreclosed by advertisement. The sale was made September 21,1871, in parcels, all of which were bid off by Adams, the mortgagee, for the aggregate amount of three hundred and fifteen dollars and twelve cents. Complainants claim the property to be worth three thousand dollars.
So far as appears, the sale was regular, and would have become absolute September 21, 1872, on all lands .not redeemed.
The defendant, Adams, resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the mortgaged premises are in Newaygo county, Before the foreclosure…
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