Lorenz v. Stearns
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtPeaslee, C. J.
I. Questions have been raised as to the extent of the rights of the receiver and the bondholders, as compared with those of the Land company through which they claim. The receiver has the rights of the railway. The bondholders also stand upon the rights of their mortgagor, which is the same railway. The execution of the mortgage and sale of the bonds did not enlarge the mortgaged rights. The bondholders “contracted subject not paramount to the proviso for repeal.” Calder v. Michigan, 218 U. S. 591, 599. And by •express provision of the act authorizing the sale (Laws 1913, c. 332, s. 3) the…
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