14 Pa. Super. 449 | Pa. Super. Ct. | 1900
Opinion bt
It is an established fact that the Cruttenden who signed the judgment note as William Cruttenden on which the Card judgment was entered in 1894, was the same person who executed the mortgage in favor of Dyer J. Butts, executor, in 1896. The further facts are established that this person, who lived near, and was well known to the mortgagor, was known in the community where he resided and by men with whom he did business both as “ William Cruttenden ” and “ William J. Crut
The sheriff’s sale of the land in question was had on writs issued on the Card judgment against “William Cruttenden” and on the judgment entered against “William J. Cruttenden” on the bond accompanying the appellant’s mortgage. (See ninth and twelfth findings of facts.) Long before this the appellant knew that the defendant in the former judgment and his mortgagor were one and the same person (see sixth and
The decree is affirmed and the appeal dismissed at the costs of the appellant.