Giffin v. Blandin
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. The bill of complaint of the appellant set forth the assignment of the mortgage and notes by Mrs. Blandin, that default had been made in payment and prayed for a foreclosure of the mortgage. The defendants were A. Victor Cherbonnier, Sarah C. Cherbonnier, M. Corinne C. Blandin and John T. Blandin, her husband.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. The bill of complaint of the appellant set forth the assignment of the mortgage and notes by Mrs. Blandin, that default had been made in payment and prayed for a foreclosure of the mortgage. The defendants were A. Victor Cherbonnier, Sarah C. Cherbonnier, M. Corinne C. Blandin and John T. Blandin, her husband. The answer and cross-bill of Blandin and wife averred that the assignments were made by Mrs. Blandin without the knowledge, consent or concurrence of her husband, and that the same were…
1Opinion of the Court
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delivered the opinion of the Court.
This appeal is from a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, dismissing a bill filed by the appellant for the foreclosure of a mortgage. About July, 1887, a certain A. Victor Cherbonnier and Sarah, his wife, executed and delivered to Mrs. M. Corinne Blandin, who is the wife of John J. Blandin, a deed of mortgage upon certain property therein mentioned, to secure the payment, at maturity, of a principal note of $3,989.82, drawn to the order of Mrs. Blandin, and payable five years after date, and twenty interest notes payable respectively at…
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