Sherburne v. Meade

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• “Foreclosure is a remedy by which the property covered by the mortgage may be subjected to sale for the payment of the demand for which the mortgage stands as security....” (quoting Flanders v. Aumack, 32 Or. 19, 51 P. 447, 450 (1897))
• “Foreclosure is a remedy by which the property covered by the mortgage may be subjected to sale for the payment of the demand for which the mortgage stands as security_” (quoting Flanders v. Aumack, 32 Or. 19, 51 P. 447, 450 (1897))
• “Foreclosure is a remedy by which the property covered by the mortgage may be subjected to sale for the payment of the demand for which the mortgage stands as security . . . .” (quoting Flanders v. Aumack, 51 P. 447, 450 (Or. 1897))
• “Foreclosure is a remedy by which the property covered by the mortgage may be subjected to sale for the payment of the demand for which the mortgage stands as security . . . .” (quoting Flanders v. Aumack, 51 P. 447, 450 (Or. 1897))

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