Summary

Horace Gray Bendey v. Townsend — Opinion of the Court

The assignees were therefore rightly held to be entitled to a decree for the foreclosure of the mortgage, and also, under the ninety-second rule in equity, to a decree against Bendey himself for so much of the sum paid by Smith & Harris, with interest, as the money obtained by the sale of the land under the foreclosure should be insufficient to satisfy. The decree below is therefore right in all respects, except in allowing a solicitor's fee of $100. The land is in Michigan; the notes and mortgage were made and payable in Michigan
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