Court Opinion

ID: 8632042
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2022-11-24 19:39:13.345301+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T16:55:48.129264
License: Public Domain

BLATCHFORD. District Judge.
An order will be entered appointing the register in charge of this case to be special custodian of the property advertised for sale under the mortgage to A. T. Stewart & Co., and directing him to sell the same under general orders 19 and 21, and rule 11 of this court, with such other* advertisement of sale as shall seem to him proper, and to receive the proceeds of such sale and pay them into this court, they then to be deposited in the United States Trust Company, on interest, to the credit of these proceedings, as a separate fund, subject to the further order of this court. The deed to be given by the register to the purchaser will convey a title under the order of this court, free from the lien of the mortgage of September 30th, 1869, in pursuance of the provisions of section 20 of the act [of 1867 (14 Stat. 526)], and the sale will be made free from such lien. The order will recite the application by A. T. Stewart & Co., and will direct that the lien of the mortgage be transferred from the property to be sold to its said proceeds. If it shall be thought desirable, in order to obtain a better price for the property, the injunction may be so far modified that the sale may take place also under the judgment, and the referee may unite in the deed. An order will be settled, on notice, to carry out these provisions.
[In case No. 6,027, A. T. Stewart & Co. claimed to have their estimate of indebtedness under the value of real estate covered by their mortgage included in the amount on which they were entitled to vote for assignee. The claim was not allowed.]