Talbot v. Gingras

The bill contains no offer to redeem. It asks that the foreclosure sale, no deed having been delivered to the purchaser, be set aside because no notice was given to the plaintiffs, and the price was less than the value of the property. The master to whose report no exceptions were taken, finds, that the foreclosure because of default in payment of principal was in compliance with law and in accordance with the conditions of the mortgage, and that there was no concealment of the time or place of sale or of the intention of the defendants, the mortgagees, to foreclose.

The plaintiff Rose…