Naughton v. Vion
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county. Action by Annie Naughton and another, as executors, against Ann Vion and others, to redeem certain premises in the city of New York from a sale under a foreclosure of mortgage, and to set aside a judgment of foreclosure and sale. From an interlocutory judgment in favor of plaintiffs, defendant Bridget M. Dooley appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtVan Brunt, P. J.
In February^ 1874, one James Naughton, being the owner of the premises in question, mortgaged the same to one James Dooley, to secure the payment of $3,250. After Naughton had made the mortgage, he conveyed the premises covered by the mortgage to John E. Naughton, who, in turn, conveyed them to Eliza Naughton. Dooley assigned the bond and mortgage to a man by the name of Wallace, who commenced an action to foreclose said mortgage. At this time Eliza Naughton was the owner of the fee. She was made a party defendant to the foreclosure suit, and was served with the summons, together with a…
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