Short v. Raub

Citations

• 81 Ill. 509

Syllabus

<p>1. Chancery—bill, as to incorporation of a defendant. On hill to foreclose a mortgage given for the purchase money of land sold, where a foreign corporation, subsequent to the mortgage, acquired some interest in the property by a certain name, it is sufficient to make such corporation a party in the name it acquired the interest, and it is not necessary to aver that such party is a corporation, no personal decree being sought against it.</p> <p>2. Party in chancery—wife of mortgagor, on bill to foreclose. The wife of a mortgagor, where the mortgage is given for the purchase money of land sold, is not a necessary party to a bill to foreclose the mortgage.</p> <p>3. Practice in Supreme Court—error not affecting party. A party in this court can only complain of an error which affects his own interests. Therefore, on hill to foreclose a mortgage, a party can not complain that another, who makes no objection, was not properly brought into court by publication.</p>