Berlin v. Baltimore County Bank

The bill of complaint in this case was filed by the appellees against the Empire Furniture Manufacturing Company, a body corporate, and Israel I. Berlin. The bill alleged that on November 7th, 1932, the Empire Furniture Manufacturing Company, being indebted unto the appellees on demand notes for $15,800 and $7,460, respectively, gave a joint mortgage to said banks as collateral security, for the payment of said notes, principal and interest, when and as due and demanded, which said mortgage was duly recorded; that said mortgage was a first mortgage, and covered certain real estate in…