Lesser v. Lesser
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtJennings, J.
This is an action, brought in 1945 by the widow of Joseph Lesser as the record owner of the property in question, to declare a mortgage of record invalid under General Statutes, § 5038, and, in a second count, a gift and not an enforceable obligation, and for “such other and further relief as' to equity and law may pertain.” The defendant sought foreclosure of the mortgage by cross-compláint. The plaintiff answered that the right to foreclose had been lost by laches. The finding may be summarized as follows: Sarah Lesser became a widow in 1919 and never remarried. She had sev eral children,…
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