In re Noel
District Court, D. Maryland
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the petition of the trustees to declare void a mortgage of the Commonwealth Bank on property of the bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement.
MORRIS, District Judge.
Edgar M. Noel, who was in a large way a building contractor, was adjudged a bankrupt May 20, 1903, upon his voluntary petition. At the time of his application he owned and was living in a fee-simple dwelling house on Mt. Royal avenue, in Baltimore City. This property was subject to two mortgages: One was a mortgage executed by himself and wife, December 26, 1900, to Nathan Rohr, and duly recorded, for *695$3,000. The other was a mortgage to the Commonwealth Bank of Baltimore for $13,000, dated January 23, 1903, and recorded February 5, 1'903; that is to say,…
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