Moore v. Sargent

Louisa A. Moore executed a mortgage on certain real estate to secure two notes payable to William Sargent, Jr., one for $600, payable on J'une 1st, 1884, the other for $800, due in three years from date. The notes and mortgage bore date the 21st of April, 1884, and were given to secure deferred payments of purchase-money. The mortgage contained a stipulation, therein written, to the effect, that if the mortgagor failed to pay either of the notes, or any part thereof, at maturity, the entire debt should at once become due and collectible. In a complaint filed May 11th, 1885, to foreclose the…