Stuart v. Worden
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Newaygo. Foreclosure. Defendant Babcock appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
October 30th, 1872, complainant owned in fee and free from encumbrance a hotel property in the village of Newaygo and twenty acres of land near there. At the same time the defendant Worden owned a farm near the village of Lowell. On that day they agreed upon an exchange. Complainant’s property was valued at $9000, and Worden’s farm was estimated at $10,000. But the farm was encumbered, and Worden’s interest was an equity of redemption and nothing more. Certain former owners had mortgaged it January 1, 1857, to David Dows of New York for $5000, with semi-annual interest at seven per cent, and…
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