First National Corp. v. Perrine

Mary Perrine and James A. Perrine, husband and wife, defendants, have appealed from a judgment against them and in favor of plaintiff, First National Corporation, in an action in ejectment.

On December 8, 1930, Mary Perrine executed and delivered to the First National Bank of Kalispell two real estate mortgages on lands owned by her individually, as security for the payment of certain notes aggregating $28,200. These mortgages provided that, on default of payment of principal or interest, it would be optional with the mortgagee to consider the whole sum due and payable and “immediately to…