Carroll v. Haigh

No error is assigned by which any question is raised as to the propriety of the original interlocutory appointment of the receiver or of the order by which the receivership was continued during the period of redemption. It seems that plaintiff in error, after having suffered his default to be taken and the bill of complaint to be taken pro confesso as against him, entered no appearance to object to the receivership or its continuance. He is not, however, to be therefore precluded from making claim to the rents and profits which have accrued from the mortgaged premises during the period…