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· 1/15/1903

Garrison v. Parsons

Citations

  • 45 Fla. 335

Syllabus

<p>1. The husband is a necessary party defendant in a suit against a married woman to enforce a mortgage lien upon her property.</p> <p>2. An answer by a devisee or heir of the mortgagor, filed in a - suit for foreclosure of mortgage, which alleges that the mortgage in question, together with every other charge against the estate of the mortgagor, had been fully satisfied before the foreclosure suit was instituted, with further allegations tending to raise a presumption of payment, held sufficient on hearing on bill and answer.</p>

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