Carley v. Fox

The bill in this case was filed to set aside a'Statutory foreclosure of a mortgage. The facts important to its decision are the following: In May, 1873, George Carley, the husband of complainant, conveyed to defendant a farm in Benton township, subject to the payment by defendant of a mortgage thereon for two thousand dollars. It is conceded that by accepting this conveyance defendant became personally liable for the payment of the mortgage under the decision of this court in Crawford v. Edwards, 33 Mich., 359. The farm was also subject at this time to another mortgage for $945 given by…