Bennett v. Conant

This is a bill in equity to redeem a mortgage, *164made by the complainant to Jacob Conant; and the defence is, that the right of redemption has been foreclosed. The statement of facts seems somewhat complicated, by the introduction of facts, not in our opinion material to the issue.

It may be sufficient to state, that Thomas Bennett, the complainant, on the 28th April, 1838, mortgaged to Jacob Conant, all the Beals property so called; also, the Bennett property so called, consisting of lands and mills, situated about three miles from the Beals property, that these were embraced in one and the…