Childs v. Hurd
West Virginia Supreme Court
The opinion of the Court contains a statement of the facts of the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Woods, Judge:
In order to foreclose two mortgages on a tract of 2,000 acres of land held under a lease for a term of years, having only four and one-half years to run, Albert Childs, who was the mortgagee, filed his bill in the circuit court of Taylor county against the lessor, Samuel Colgate', Charles S. Hurd, who was the lessee and mortgagor, and The Austen Coke Company, which was the assignee of the equity of redemption in the leased premises, to satisfy the mortgage-debts amounting to over $8,000.00. In this suit a decree was entered by consent of all the parties whereby among other…
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