Hopkins v. Clyde

Citations

• 71 Ohio St. (N.S.) 141

Syllabus

<p>■One becoming owner by private or judicial sale — Of realty in trust belonging to heirs at law of mortgagor — May plead statute of limitations, when — Mortgages—Parties—Pleadings.</p> <p>One who, hy either private or judicial sale, has become the owner of the interests in real estate belonging to one or more of the heirs at law of a mortgagor, may plead the statute of limitations in bar of an action to foreclose the mortgage on the real estate so acquired, although each and all of such heirs at law are parties to the action, and neglect, or refuse to interpose the plea.</p>