Thompson v. Ela
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Bill in Equity, for an injunction. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
On the sixteenth day o£ March, 1868, the plaintiff was the owner of three undivided sevenths of a farm in Lebanon, in her own right, and her husband, Franklin O. Thompson, was the owner of the remaining four sevenths, and on that day the defendant Ela loaned to the plaintiff’s husband the sum of $1700, and the plaintiff and her husband executed and delivered to the defendant a note for the $1700, and a mortgage upon the Lebanon farm to secure the same. The plaintiff now asks to be relieved from the mortgage, claiming that a mortgage executed by a married woman of her separate estate, to…
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