Brainard v. . Cooper

Chancellor KENT, in his commentaries, remarks that the right of redemption exists, not only in the mortgagor himself, but in every other person who has an interest in, or a legal or equitable lien upon, the mortgaged premises; and that consequently every judgment creditor, and every other incumbrancer may redeem. (4 Kent Com., 162.)

Judge STORY says (2 Story Eq., § 1023) that a judgment creditor and every other person being an incumbrancer, or having a legal or equitable title or lien on the lands, may insist upon a redemption of the mortgage.

It is a right inherent in the land binding all…