Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance v. Stewart

Black, C.

The appellant’s complaint against the appellees was held bad on demurrer, for want of sufficient facts.

The complaint showed, in substance, that, in 1875, one .John E. Haynes, being the owner of certain real estate in Indianapolis, executed to the appellant a mortgage thereon, to secure the payment of a note for the sum of $2,000, payable in five years, and coupon notes for semi-annual instalments of interest on said sum, said notes being made by said Haynes to the appellant, and said mortgage being duly recorded in the month in which it was executed; that in 1876 and 1877, the…