Newman v. Ogden

Willabd, V. C.

The complainant being the owner of two mortgages, executed by the defendant Ogden, upon the same premises, both of which were due and payable, filed a separate bill to foreclose the same respectively, making Ogden the mortgagor and Wilson, a junior incumbrancer, parties defendants. Neither hill set out any other mortgage than the one sought to be foreclosed in that particular suit. All the defendants except Wilson, suffered both the bills to be taken as confessed for want of an answer. Wilson answered both bills, admitting the mortgages set forth in them respectively, and also…