Hazeltine v. Granger

Hazeltine filed his bill to foreclose a mortgage for $3400 due in five years from March 1, 1878, with interest at 7 per cent, payable semi-annually. One instalment of interest having, as is claimed, remained unpaid, the bill sets forth an election to have the whole sum become due, it being averred that this was provided for in the mortgage, as well as a fee of fifty dollars, on each proceeding to foreclose. It also avers that the mortgage secured to the mortgagee a right to the rents and profits after default, and the right to have a receiver appointed without notice. It appeared that the…