Dickinson v. Dickinson
Supreme Court of Vermont
Petition to foreclose a mortgage. Heard on the pleadings and a special master’s report, April Term, 1886, Taft, Chancellor. Ordered that a decree of foreclosure pass for the petitioner; that there should be allowed him the sum $355.24, with interest from April 6, 1886 ; and that there should be' deducted the amount of the two tenders with interest thereon.
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Petition to foreclose a mortgage. Heard on the pleadings and a special master’s report, April Term, 1886, Taft, Chancellor. Ordered that a decree of foreclosure pass for the petitioner; that there should be allowed him the sum $355.24, with interest from April 6, 1886 ; and that there should be' deducted the amount of the two tenders with interest thereon. The master found, that the arbitrators allowed the price of board, $1.75 per week; that defendant Putman ought to pay-12 per week up to April 6, 1886 ; that said Byron wont to live with one Haskins, his son-in-law, about five miles distant,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Royce, Ch. J.
It is found by the report of the master, that in 1876, the petitioner conveyed his farm, with the personal property thereon, to the defendant, Byron Dickinson, and that Byron executed the mortgage described in the petition, condi*680tioned for tbe performance of the condition of a bond given by him to the petitioner for the support of the petitioner and his wife during the remainder of their lives, and the payment to them of a sum not to exceed $20 a year during their lives. Byron performed the conditions of the bond for about eight years,…
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