Central Trust Co. v. Unadilla Valley Railway Co.
Opinion of the Court
This is an action to foreclose a mortgage made to secure certain bonds of the above-named defendant. Two motions are before me. One is by the plaintiff for an order of reference upon default to compute the amount due upon the bonds, etc. The other is an application in behalf of the above-named petitioners for leave to intervene and defend in this action. Various grounds have been urged why the latter motion should be granted. One of the petitioners owns a large amount of the bonds secured by the mortgage of which foreclosure is sought. The other petitioner owns a substantial amount of the income bonds issued by the above-named defendant. The only proposed defense in regard to which, in my judgment, it can be said that any substantial or definite evidence has been given upon this motion is the one that the people. in control of the affairs of the defendant railroad, and who own substantially all of the other mortgage bonds, have improperly diverted the funds of said road, which should have been applied to-the payment, of installments of interest, thereby causing the default and foreclosure in question. I do not intend to indicate that any such condition of affairs has been established to my satisfaction upon this motion. I have concluded, however, as a condition of denying the motion of petitioners for leave to intervene and defend herein, to grant then? the right to appear by counsel upon the reference to compute the amount due upon
In case the parties are unable to agree upon thfe form of order herein, it may be settled upon one day’s notice, at any time on or before July 11, at my chambers.
Ordered accordingly.
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