Totten v. Harlowe

This is the third appeal in the same litigation, which involves a mortgage on an' apartment building in Washington City. The first1 was from the substitution of trustees by the court below; the second,3 from a decree appointing, a receiver of the property. On each appeal we affirmed.

The facts to the date of the second appeal are fully stated in our opinion in 67 App.D.C. 132, 90 F.2d 377, 111 A.L.R. 726. For present purposes, they may be restated as follows: In 1929 Stern owned the building, known as Oaklawn Terrace, and mortgaged it for $385,000, payable in three years. Appellant Totten in…