Williams v. Marmor

Plaintiff in error filed a bill to foreclose a trust deed given as a mortgage by George J. Williams on certain property in the city of Chicago and hereinafter referred to as a mortgage. The circuit court of Cook county on December 13, 1923, entered a decree finding that plaintiff in error, complainant therein, was entitled to foreclosure of his lien for the sum of $47,697.80, less certain rents collected by the Chicago Title and Trust Company subsequent to December 30, 1921. Defendant in error, Marmor, was made a party defendant as one claiming to own the equity of redemption secured to him…