Winebrener v. Johnson
The Superior Court of New York City
Trial by the court. This action was brought by David Winebrener against Frederick Johnson and Catharine A. Cornell, for the redemption of mortgaged premises. The action was tried in February, 1869, at special term, before the Mr. Justice Fbeedman, and the facts fully appear in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtFreedman, J.
This is an action to redeem certain mortgaged premises.
On September 9, 1854, one Thomas Reilly confessed judgment in favor of Theodore T. Edgerton and Sibra Britton for the sum of thirteen hundred and sixteen dob lars and seventy-one cents, and upon said confession judgment was on said day entered against said Thomas Reilly in the supreme court, and docketed against him in the office of the clerk of the city and county of New York.
On or about the eighth day of June, 1857, the said Thomas Reilly acquired by deed the fee of the premises mentioned and described in the complaint in this action.…
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- Jackson ex dem. Thompson v. StilesNew York Supreme Court · 1812
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