Sanders v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bill of foreclosure, -filed at the November Term, 1857. It appeared the orator was in possession of the premises in the years 1856,-7,-8,-9, as mortgagee after condition broken. The case was referred to a master to ascertain the rents and profits. The questions presented arose on the master’s report, and the facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
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Bill of foreclosure, -filed at the November Term, 1857. It appeared the orator was in possession of the premises in the years 1856,-7,-8,-9, as mortgagee after condition broken. The case was referred to a master to ascertain the rents and profits. The questions presented arose on the master’s report, and the facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court. Redfield, chancellor, at May Term, 1860, gave a decree of foreclosure to the orator with an allowance to the defendants of $120 per year, for rents and profits, while the premises were in possession pf the orator. The orator…
1Opinion of the Court
Poland, Ch. J.
This bill was brought to foreclose a mortgage, executed by the defendant, Sanders, to the orator, on the *31917tli of April, 1852, of a farm in Bethel, which he purchased of the orator, to secure the payment of a note of two thousand dollars, payable in ten years from date, with interest annually.
On the 9th day of August, 1855, the defendant, Sanders, conveyed the same farm to the defendant, Wilson, who assumed the payment of the note and mortgage to the orator.
In November, 1855, there being some interest due and unpaid on the mortgage note to the orator, he brought this bill…
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