New Jersey Court of Chancery, 1849

Barkelew v. Taylor

Barkelew v. Taylor
New Jersey Court of Chancery · Decided December 15, 1849 · Chancellob
8 N.J. Eq. 206

Counsel

John Culver, sworn for the complainants,, Hcxrmel Whitehead, morn for the complainants., James Yates, sworn for complainants., David Yates, sworn for complainants., Vreeland Vandev enter, sworn for the complainants., Hugh Manahan, sworn for the complainants., John E. Reid. , J. Vandyke for the complainant's., P. D. Vroom for the defendants.

Barkelew v. Taylor

Opinion of the Court

The Chancellob.

Upon the facts in evidence I am of opinion that the grantees in the sheriff’s deed took the title to hold only as in mortgage; and that Peter W. Barkelew, since deceased, was entitled to redeem, and made the offer to redeem, and the tender of the money in time.

*218It will be referred to a Master to ascertain what parts of the property have been sold, aud for what prices, and what parts of it still remain in the grantees named in the sheriff’s deed, &c., &c.

Order accordingly.

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