Patterson v. Patterson

The objections of appellants’ counsel are, first, that Thomas E. Patterson did not assume the indebtedness secured by the trust deed; second, that the bill does not allege delivery to Patterson of the deed running from McBain to him; third, that there is no proof of the mistake in the description of the premises, as alleged in the bill, notwithstanding which the decree directs sale of the U. W. \ of the If. E. fractional J, etc., as if the mistake had been proved, instead of ordering sale of the If. E. fractional etc., as the property is described in the trust deed; fourth, that the decree is…