Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, 1947

Williamstown Savings Bank v. Haskins

Williamstown Savings Bank v. Haskins
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Decided June 10, 1947
321 Mass. 751; 74 N.E.2d 236; 1947 Mass. LEXIS 684

Williamstown Savings Bank v. Haskins

Opinion of the Court

Appeal waived. This is a bill in equity for authority to foreclose a mortgage, brought because of the soldiers’ and sailors’ civil relief act of 1940. See St. 1943, c. 57; St. 1945, c. 120. The case was argued with the companion case of Paul A. Tamburello, trustee in bankruptcy, vs. Michael L. Monahan and others, in which this court has held this day [ante, 445] that a former purported foreclosure sale under the same mortgage was void. At the argument, counsel for Tamburello announced in open court that Tamburello waived the appeal which appears in the record as having been taken by him. We therefore treat the appeal as waived without considering whether Tam-burello as trustee in bankruptcy ever became a party to this suit, or whether the mortgage which the plaintiff seeks to foreclose has been assigned by the conveyance of the property by the plaintiff to the defendant Fleming. See Holmes v. Turner’s Falls Co. 142 Mass. 590, 591; Harlow Realty Co. v. Cotter, 284 Mass. 68, 72-73.

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