Mortgage case clarifies payments on assigned security
In Matthews v Wallwyn and Co the court ruled that an assignee cannot demand more than the face amount due on the mortgage. The case held that the mortgagor must be privy to the assignment and that accounts must settle what is truly owed at the mortgage time and at the assignment time, with reconveyance possible on payment due.
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Prisoner Charged With Defrauding Quaker Merchant
Thomas May faced the Lord Mayor on Thursday charged with defrauding Mr. Smits a Quaker meal-factor of substantial sums. The solicitor for Mr. Smith said the prisoner embezzled about 36061 over time and confessed spending the money in dissipation among bad women and houses before being committed for further examination.
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