Winsor v. Ludington

The bill in this case is filed to obtain a decree of foreclosure of a certain mortgage made August 10, 1883, for the sum of $500, by Philo Ludington and Hannah, his wife, to Richard Winsor, to be paid in five years from date, Avith interest at 10 per cent., payable annually. The mortgage also contained a clause that in case the interest became due and remained unpaid for 60 days, the Avhole should become due, and foreclosure might he made for the Avhole amount, both principal and interest. The hill was filed July 23, 1886. Defendant Noble Avas made a party to the suit as a subsequent…