In Pope v. Briggs, 9 B. C. 245, a mortgagor appointed an agent to collect the rents, and afterwards became bankrupt; the mortgagee notified the agent to pay the rents to him.
Summary of this case from Barron v. WhitesideArgued March 13, 1893
Decided March 24, 1893
Thomas Darlington for appellants.
Benjamin F. Edsall for respondent.
Agree to dismiss appeal; no opinion.
All concur.
Appeal dismissed.
In Pope v. Briggs, 9 B. C. 245, a mortgagor appointed an agent to collect the rents, and afterwards became bankrupt; the mortgagee notified the agent to pay the rents to him.
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Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Mar 24, 1893
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