Chapman v. McPherson

(After stating the foregoing facts.) Whether or not the intervenor was estopped to assert the alleged invalidity of the security deed to the “Estate of Isaac G. Haas,” and regardless of other questions, since the intervenor acquired the property subject to this instrument, and after the property was placed in the hands of a receiver sought authority from the court of equity to “ enforce his said lien in any lawful manner which he may elect, without any restraint or hindrance by virtue of said receivership proceeding,” he was bound by the rule that he who would have equity must do equity, and…