Pritchett v. Dixon

(after stating the facts).

The decree of March 24, 1930, disposes of the equities asserted by the cross-bill filed by the intervening respondent, liturray, forecloses the mortgage, cuts off and destroys the equity of redemption of the complainants, and under that decree the two parcels of real estate covered by the mortgage are ordered sold, and the subsequent decree confirms the sale made in pursuance of the first, and appropriates the proceeds of the sale, in part to the payment of all the costs of the suit.

In this respect the decrees appealed from are final and will support the appeal.…