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Brobst Vs. Brock
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- Jan 01, 1870
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U.S. 519 (1870) U.S. Supreme Court Brobst v. BrockSearch
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U.S. 10 Wall. 519 519 (1870) Brobst v. BrockSearch
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the case back for a new trial if it be certain that the plaintiff cannot recover in the action. In Greenleaf's Lessee v. BirthSearch
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So in Campbell's Executors v. PrattSearch
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must be held to have been an entry upon the whole, a taking possession of the whole. There is nothing in Ellicott v. PearlSearch
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all the rights the mortgagee, as such, had. For this authority is hardly needed. We may, however, refer to Gilbert v. CooleySearch
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for the mortgagee, as in this instance, obtain all the rights which the mortgagee held. To the same effect as Gilbert v. CooleySearch
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is the case of Jackson v. BowenSearch
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if the money secured by the mortgage be paid or tendered. This was said by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts in Hill v. PaysonSearch
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and solemnly decided by the same court in Parsons v. WellsSearch
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if the legal title had not remained in the mortgagee. The point has never been decided by this Court, but in Gray v. JenksSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Brobst v. BrockSearch
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In Greenleaf's Lessee v. BirthSearch
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Gilbert v. CooleySearch
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of Jackson v. BowenSearch
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Hill v. PaysonSearch
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