Safford v. Levin

On or about July 9, 1909, the defendants Charles E. Aaron and John R. Stine executed two bonds and mortgages, one in the sum of $3,000 and the other in the sum of $16,000. By payments thereafter made the principal of the latter bond and mortgage has been reduced to the sum of $14,000. By mesne conveyances the $3,000 mortgage is now owned by the plaintiff and the $16,000 mortgage is owned by the following parties in the following proportions, to wit: (a) $11,500 interest therein by the plaintiff, and (b) $2,500 interest by the defendants Leanora Tashman and Rene Levin; the latter being an…