National Bank of North America v. Norwich Savings Society
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Bill in equity for tlie opening of a decree and for an injunction ; brought to the Superior Court in New London County. The respondents were the Norwich Savings Society, Thomas J. Yail, Charles Storrs, and Augustus Storrs. The following facts- were found by the court: On the 28th day of June, 1860, the Curtisville.
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Bill in equity for tlie opening of a decree and for an injunction ; brought to the Superior Court in New London County. The respondents were the Norwich Savings Society, Thomas J. Yail, Charles Storrs, and Augustus Storrs. The following facts- were found by the court: On the 28th day of June, 1860, the Curtisville. Manufacturing Company, a corporation located at Glastonbury in this state, mortgaged certain real estate situated in Glastonbury, then owned by the corporation in fee simple, to the Norwich Savings Society, to secure a note of $12,000. On tlie 26th of September, 1863, the…
1Opinion of the CourtSeymour, J.
This is a bill in equity to open the foreclosure of a mortgage. The Norwich Savings Society held the first mortgage upon a manufacturing establishment in Glastonbury. The Bank of North America, the present petitioner, held a second mortgage and had foreclosed the mortgagors and all subsequent parties. Then the Savings Society obtained the decree of foreclosure against the Bank of North America, which decree is now sought to be opened. In the petition on which this last mentioned foreclosure was obtained an order of notice was duly made and duly complied with, ordering notice to the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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