Summary

Samuel Blatchford Porter v. Pittsburg Bessemer Steel Company…

Section 774 gives the right to redeem to a person having a lien otherwise than by judgment. The statute gives no right to Irwin to redeem from New. The sale of the property on the foreclosure of the mortgages given to New, subsequently to the redemption by New, conveyed the redeemed property to its purchaser on the sale, free and discharged from the lien under the decree in favor of Irwin, on which the sale redeemed from was made, and none of the proceeds, of the sale on the foreclosure of the mort gages given to New can be applied to pay the unpaid portion of Irwin's decree.
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Samuel Blatchford Porter v. Pittsburg Bessemer Steel Company…

It is claimed on behalf of the Smith Bridge Company that the contracts between it and the railway company, for the construction of the bridges, provided that the bridges should remain the property of the Smith Bridge Company until the contract prc e for them should have been fully paid, and that, in default of such payment, the Smith Bridge Company should have the right to remove the bridges and bridge material; that the mortgages became a lien on the bridges only as the bridges became the rightful and legal property of the railway company
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