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5 N.J. Eq. 331

Taylor v. Thomas

New Jersey Court of Chancery

Decided March 15, 1846

New Jersey Court of Chancery · decided 1846-03-15

The bill is for the foreclosure of a mortgage, dated February 25th, 1839, given by George C. Thomas and Anna his wife to Griffin Taylor, recorded February 27th, 1839. The mortgage covers two distinct lots.

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Decided 1846-03-15

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The Chancellor.

¶1This cause was brought to a hearing on the bill, answer, and replication; no -testimony being taken on either side.

¶2The mortgage of the complainant is entitled to priority. It was on the defendant to show that the complainant had notice of the mortgage prior in date, by proof either of actual notice, or of circumstances from which notice could be inferred.

¶3The foreclosure of the prior mortgage cannot affect the rights of this complainant, he not having been made a party in that .suit.

¶4Decree accordingly.

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