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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Eagle Fire Insurance Company of New York v. Flanagan and others.
    
      Oct. 9, 1844.
    On exceptions to a master’s report in relation to the rights of claimants upon surplus in a mortgage case, the same must be put on the calendar and cannot be disposed of by motion.
    
      Mortgage. Surplus money. Except^^on pjearitigj
    
    A case of foreclosure, where a sale had taken place and a surplus was brought into court. On a reference as to who was entitled to this surplus, exceptions were taken to the master’s report; and now, being motion day, an attempt was made to bring on the argument of these exceptions.
   The Vice-Chancellor decided that the cause would have to be put on the calendar and be regularly called and that the matter of the exceptions could not come on as a special motion on a motion day.