Drayton v. Chandler
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Antrim. (Ramsdell, J.) Bill to set aside a statutory foreclosure, to declare void the deed executed thereon, and to cancel the mortgage and note. Defendants appeal. Decree reversed, and case remanded for further proceedings in accordance with the opinion, in which the facts are stated.
1Opinion of the CourtDurand, J.
This cause was commenced in the circuit court for the county of Antrim, in chancery, by sworn bill of complaint, signed by William L. Drayton and Hattie A. Drayton, as complainants, for the purpose, among other things, of having a certain sheriff’s deed on statutory sale on the foreclosure of a real-estate mortgage set aside, and the foreclosure proceedings declared void; and also for the purpose of having the said mortgage, and a promissory note given therewith, declared satisfied and canceled. Before the proofs were taken, complainant William L. Drayton died, and his sons, Charles E. and…
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