Continental National Bank v. Gustin

From a decree granting plaintiff a foreclosure of mortgages, defendants appeal.

The principal contentions of appellants are that the court erred in holding that plaintiff was the real party in interest; that Federal statutes preclude plaintiff from maintaining the suit; that error resulted from the refusal of the court to permit defendant Henry Gustin to take proofs on his defense of fraud and duress; that defendant Florence Gustin’s rights in the real estate are not subject to the mortgages; and that timber rights, conveyed to defendant Killmaster, are improperly included in the decree of…