Bowers v. Hechtman
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by defendants Hechtman and Josephine Bowers from a judgment of the district court for Bamsey county, Kelly, J., presiding, setting aside a mortgage foreclosure by advertisement and allowing plaintiff to redeem.
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
The plaintiff executed to the J. I. Case Threshing-Machine Company, a 'Wisconsin corporation, a real-estate mortgage, •containing a power of sale, to secure the payment of $1,720, and interest, payable according to the conditions of three promissory notes, to wit: One for $400, due October 15, 1884; one for $420, due December 1, 1884; and one for $900, due December 1, 1885. The mortgage was assigned by the threshing-machine company to one WM. Nye, who proceeded to foreclose it under the power. The notice, of sale stated the amount claimed to be then due to be $1,855. The first publication of…
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