Comly v. Lehmann

On March 8, 1926, the defendant Lehmann, as owner of the real estate, executed a note secured by a mortgage to one Claude H. Koon, who later assigned it to plaintiff herein. The note and mortgage became due in 1931, but was extended for a period of five years. On nonpayment of later interest when due, the note was declared due and this action was brought to foreclose the mortgage. When the mortgage was executed the owner was conducting a bakery business in the building on the premises. At that time the building was equipped with two bake ovens and two boilers, connected with the building.

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