Upjohn v. Moore

Blume, Justice.

In the instant case, the plaintiff brought an action to foreclose a mortgage executed by the defendants Moore and wife, owners of the land mortgaged. He further alleged that after the execution of such mortgage Charles E. Louis became the holder of a tax title of the lands in controversy, but that such title, for various reasons alleged in the amended petition, is invalid, and that he never came into possession of the lands, such possession having at all times been held, and is being held, by the defendant Moore or his tenant. Plaintiff, accordingly, prayed that the mortgage be…