Mutual Benefit Life Insurance v. Rowand

The Chancellor.

The questions in this case arise between the holder of the second and third mortgages on the property and the lien *391claimants, as to the priority of these mortgages, or either of them, over the lien claims, and as to the allowance of the lien claims of Thompson, the architect and superintendent, and Warner, who furnished and put in the heating apparatus. The premises are what is known as “ Disnock’s brown stone house” and lot in Elizabeth. The land was owned, when the building was begun, (which was in 1870,) by Mrs. Dimock. She and her husband conveyed it, in 1873, to the…