Pryor v. Baker

The defendant Lovell Baker was the mortgagee, by virtue of a single deed, of three distinct parcels of land, situated respectively in the towns of Rutland, Millbury and Leicester in the county of Worcester. By the conditions of his mortgage, he was entitled, on default in the payment of the sums secured thereby, to “sell the granted premises, or such portion thereof as may remain subject to this mortgage, in case of any partial relief therefrom, in said town, on the premises.” Other provisions were made as to advertising, &c., not important now. to be considered. The mortgagee, for breach of…