Bolton v. Starr

On June 25, 1917, complainants filed their bill of complaint for foreclosure of a trust deed in the nature of a mortgage given to secure the indebtedness of appellees Starr and Davis. The sworn bill alleged that the premises deeded were scant and meager security, and that the persons liable for the indebtedness were insolvent, and prayed among other things for the appointment of a receiver with power to collect the rents and profits arising from said premises up to the expiration of the period of redemption, and for their application on any deficiency there might be after such sale. On due…