Clos v. Boppe
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
The Vice-Chancellor.
This cause was submitted without argument, upon the pleadings and proofs. The complainants are the holders of' ‘two mortgages which their bill is filed to foreclose; one for *271§1400, dated January 17th, 1866 ; the other for $4000, dated September 19th, of the same year. The defendant Boppe is the holder of an intermediate mortgage, dated September 19th, 1866, for $2000, made to him by Frederick Hauesler and wife, owners of the fee. The validity of Boppe’s mortgage is the controverted point in the suit, and is denied by the complainants, mainly on the ground that the mortgage…
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