The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-09
EMMA W, HALE
LEWIS P. JtDsoN,
SALLIE E. JUDSoN,
Ct. JUDSON AMI
In Chancery,
Orange Co.,
Dec. Term '95.

SAIIIE r. .IIrDSON eo W.
CHARLES G. JrDsON AND Dec 1Iarm ,os
CLARENCE TRITE. -o-'A 'o'
| whereas, Emma w. Hale of Keene, in the
| county OF Cheshire and state of New Hamp-
shire, has brought her bill against Lewis 2.
Judson, Sallie Il. JudsOn, wife of said Lewis
r., Charles &. Judson and Clarence True,
all OF the city, county and state of New
| York, therein setting forth in substance that
the said Lewis P. Judson on the 2lst day of
December, 1898 was justly indebted to- the
| said Emma W. Hale in the sum of sixteen
| thousand five hundred dollars, specified in
| three promissory notes, described at large
in said bill of complaint, and that in order
to secure the payment of said notes accord
ing to their tenor, the said Lewis P. Judson'
and Sallie E. Judson, on the 2lst day of
December. 1898, in consideration of sixteen
thousand five hundred dollars, by their two
deeds of that date by them duly executed,
acknowledged and recorded did convey to
said Emma W. Hale the following describ-
ed land in Newbury in the county of Orange
and state of Vermont. viz.
Being all and the same lands. premises
and water rights convened to the said Lewis
p. Judson by Emma W. Hale and William
s. Hale. her husband. by their deed dated
the 10Th day of December. 1893. and record
ed in the and Records of said town Of New
bury. reference being given to said deed
and the deeds and records therein referred
to for more particular description, and the
Oratrix craving leave to refer to said deeds
and records. if need be. in the trial of this
cause. for full and more complete descrip-
ton of said lands. premises and water rights.
That after the execution. delivery and re-
cording of said deeds to and by the Oratrix.
the said Lewis L. Judson and Sallie E. JUDI
son, by their instrument in writing, signed
by them and sealed with their seals, but
without any witnesses thereto, undertook to
convey said lands and premises, with all the
privileges and appurtenances thereof. to
the defendant, Charles G. Judson, and said
instrument was recorded in the land records
of said town of Newbury: that said Charles
G. ,Judson. or his assignee hereafter men
toned. claims some interest i'm said lands
and premises by virtue thereof: that the
Oratriy is informed and believes that said
Charles G. hudson has been declared a
bankrupt or insolvent under the laws of the
state of New York, and that such proceed
inos have been had therein that the defend
ant Clarence True is assignee of the insoI-
vent estate of said Charles G. Judson and
claims to own some interest in said lands
and premises by virtue thereof, and that all
OF said defendants reside in the city. coun-
ty and state of New York, and beyond the
service of this bill of complaint by an Of
ficer of this state.
That one of said deeds to the OratriX was
upon condition that if the said notes for
fifteen hunured dollars and six thousand
dollars should be paid according to their
tenor. and said guarantee should keep. the
buildings on said premises well insured for
the Ora;riXs benefit, then said deed to be
void otherwise of force; and that the other
of said deeds to the OratrlX was upon con-
d1tlon that II the SAID note for nine thousand
dollars should be paid according otis tenor,
and said guarantee should keep the build
ings on said premises well insured for the
benefit of the Oratrix, or her assigns as their
interests may appear under said deed, then
said deed to be void. otherwise of force; and
that said buildings have not been kept well
insured for the benefit of said Oratrix, and
that said note for fifteen hundred dollars is
due and unpaid, and that no interest has
been paid on any of said notes to the pres
ent tlme.Itherelore praying tnat Sald de
tbiS Snurt po for the hanaf;t of tbe 0ratr,v the
SIMS dine and TO grow due on on said notes,