Sherwood v. Warren

In these two cases it was agreed that the Sherwoods owned certain real estate which they had mortgaged, for $7,250, in 1913. In January, 1922, they executed a second mortgage subject to the prior mortgage on the same property to one Griffin. In June, 1922, Griffin foreclosed his mortgage and purchased the Sherwoods’ equity of redemption at the foreclosure sale. They later attached *209Griffin’s interest in the real estate, and recovered judgment, Griffin’s interest in the real estate being sold on execution to Charles W. Bond, then attorney for the Sherwoods, who now holds the title and who is…