¶1said the suit had- become defective and could not be further proceeded in until the assignee in bankruptcy was made a party; that such assignee was not in the situation of a new purchaser from the defendant pendente lite, as the equity of redemption was cast upon him by operation of law.
10 Paige Ch. 20
In re Anonymous
Decided October 21, 1842
New York Court of Chancery · decided 1842-10-21
This was a bill to foreclose a mortgage, and during the pendency of the suit the defendant who was the owner of the equity of redemption was decreed to be a bankrupt. moved for the usual decree upon the bill taken as confessed against the defendant ; but upon the fact of the decree in bankruptcy being stated,
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Decided 1842-10-21
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