People's National Bank v. Wilcox
Michigan Supreme Court
Cross-appeals from Saginaw; Snow, J. Bill by the People’s National Bank of Jackson against Homer Wilcox and Stanley Wilcox to foreclose a mort- gage; and by the Jackson City Bank against Homer Wilcox and the People’s National Bank of Jackson to set aside or postpone the operation of said mortgage. The causes were heard together, and, from the decree rendered, the two banks appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMoobe, C. J.
The bill in the first entitled cause was filed for the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage made April 23, 1898, by Homer Wilcox, as surviving partner of the firm of A. & H. Wilcox, and also in his individual capacity, to complainant in said cause. The bill in the second entitled cause is filed by complainant as an execution creditor of Homer Wilcox, individually and as surviving partner, for the purpose of setting aside or postponing the operation of said mortgage. By stipulation the cases were heard as one. Prom the decree entered in the case both complainants have appealed. No relief is asked…
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