Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. v. Claussen

My concern is with the question whether chapter 41, Laws 1933, now section 20-2141, Comp. St. Supp. 1939, can soundly and effectively be made to accomplish the purpose for which it was enacted. That question does not seem to me to have received a sufficiently careful analysis, either in this case or in the cases of Federal Farm Mtg. Corporation v. Cramb, 137 Neb. 553, 290 N. W. 440, and Federal Farm Mtg. Corporation v. Thiele, 137 Neb. 626, 290 N. W. 471, which have preceded it.

The purpose of the legislature in enacting chapter 41, Laws 1933, is unmistakable. It was to prevent mortgage *522debtors…