Ciotte v. Ullrich
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdward M. Sharpe, J.
Plaintiffs are the owners of the Fountain Bathhouse in Mount Clemens, Michigan. They gave a second mortgage to Leslie Ullrich who, in turn, assigned the same to his brother, Paul J. Ullrich. February 9, 1932, Laura Ullrich, widow of Paul J. Ullrich, acquired title to the mortgage by assignment from the executors of the estate of Paul J. Ullrich. Upon default, she foreclosed the mortgage and bid in the property at sheriff’s sale June 8, 1932, for $2,617.52.
June 7, 1933, two days before the equity of redemption would expire, plaintiffs filed their bill of complaint for relief under Act No. 98,…
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