Dietrich v. Hutchinson
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bile in chancery to foreclose the equity of redemption of Lydia Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson and Edward H. Deavitt, in certain premises in Lyndon. The case came on to be heard on the report of a special master at the June Term, 1900, Start, Chancellor, whereupon, pro forma and without hearing, a decree was rendered in favor of the orator. The defendant Deavitt appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtRowell, J.
On September 28, 1896, the petitioner sold and conveyed to the defendant Lydia Hutchinson, a house and lot in Lyndon for a thousand dollars, two hundred dollars of which were paid down, and at the same time and as a part of the transaction, the mortgage in question was given thereon to secure the balance, evidenced by four promissory notes of that date for two hundred dollars each, signed by Mrs. Hutchinson and her husband, Charles Hutchinson, one of the defendants, and payable to the petitioner or order in one, two, three and four years from date respectively, with interest annually. Only…
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