20 Md. 195
Decided October 28, 1863
Court of Appeals of Maryland · decided 1863-10-28
The opinion of the Court below (Krebs, J.) will be found to contain a full statement of the pleadings and evidence in the cause and the questions arising therefrom; “The relief prayed by the complainant in the bill filed in this case, is, that the Court will decree the proceeds of the sale lately made, of the furniture and effects of the G-ilmor House, or so much thereof as may be necessary to be applied to the payment of his mortgage'claim set up in the proceedings.
Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently February 1914
2 state decisions
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Decided 1863-10-28
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¶1After a careful investigation of the proceedings in this cause, we concur in the views taken by the judge of the Circuit Court, and, for the reasons assigned in the opinion delivered by him, sustained by the authorities therein cited, the order of the 11th day of February 1863, dissolving the injunction, will be affirmed.
¶2Order affirmed with cost to appellees in this Court, and cause remanded for further proceedings.