Danbury v. Robinson

The Chancellor.

Upon a bill of foreclosure, the complainant obtained a decree. The mortgaged premises are deemed insufficient to satisfy the prior mortgage and the complainant’s debt and costs. In case of such insufficiency, the complainant asks a decree against all the defendants personally for costs. The defendants are the mortgagor, a prior mortgagee, and the purchaser of the equity of redemption. *325The complainant held his mortgage by assignment from the original mortgagee. The claim was resisted upon the ground that the mortgage was fraudulent. Each of the defendants filed a separate answer…