Hatch v. Daugherty
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Jackson; Hopkins, J., presiding. Bills by George N. Hatch against James L. Daugherty and others to restrain the foreclosure of a mortgage, and against John C. Sharp, administrator of the estate of James C. Deyo, deceased, and others, to foreclose a second mortgage; also by James L. Daugherty against said John C. Sharp and others to foreclose said first mortgage. The cases were heard as one, and from the decree rendered, said Daugherty appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, C. J.
December 3, 1884, James C. Deyo, since deceased, executed a mortgage to one John G. Carter, upon certain land owned by him, called the “ Biddle Street property,” in the city of Jackson. June 25, 1896, Carter assigned this mortgage to Luella J. Shaw, Deyo’s daughter. Luella J. Shaw subsequently assigned the mortgage to James D. Shaw, her son, and James D. Shaw subsequently assigned the same to James L. Daugherty. January 29, 1892, Deyo gave a mortgage to George N. Hatch upon the Biddle Street property and other property. This mortgage contained a recital that it was subject to the prior…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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