Krevolin v. Williams

Opinion by

Arnold, J.,

A bill in equity 1 to obtain satisfaction of a mortgage was “consolidated” with an action 2 for a statutory penalty under the Act of 1715 for the failure to satisfy the same mortgage, by an order transferring the penalty action to the court that had the equity case. The result did not make for simplification of the confusing docket entries, pleadings, indexes and issues.

William Noren gave a mortgage to Williams (defendant and appellant in both actions) to secure $1800 payable “within five years [from February 15, 1941] . . . in monthly installments of eleven dollars . . .…