Heating & Plumbing Finance Corp. v. Glyndon Permanent Building Ass'n

On September 9th, 1931, Oliver H. Becker and Ruth V. Becker, his wife, executed a mortgage, duly recorded, of a parcel of land owned by them situate at Owings Mills, in Baltimore County, to the Glyndon Permanent Building Association of Baltimore County. The lot was improved by a two-story frame and shingle cottage. When the mortgage was executed and the loan made, the house was equipped with a heating plant known as a “pipeless furnace,” which consisted of a furnace in the cellar, from which hot. air was conveyed to a larger register in the first floor, and a pipe from the furnace to the…