Fisher v. Milmine

This is ejectment, begun in August, 1874, by George Mil-mine and Edward C. Bodman, against Pinkard, who was tenant of Bobert Fisher, the appellant. Afterwards Fisher was admitted to defend instead of Pinkard.

On the trial, plaintiffs relied upon a mortgage executed by Fisher, defendant, dated March 28, 1873, made to secure the payment of four promissory notes of that date, for $1000 each, payable, respectively, in one, two, three and four years from date, to “Milmine & Bodman,” by which Fisher purported to convey the property in question to George Milmine and Edwin C. Bodman, styled Milmine &…