171 P. 565 | Or. | 1918
Each of these defaults constitutes a breach of the covenants of their mortgage and by its terms the holder thereof is entitled to foreclose the same for the full amount due upon the note and their agreements set out therein. These are the cold terms of the mortgage which they admit they made, but which the court cannot unmake for them. A great deal of rancor is manifest in the pleadings and a very large part of the-testimony is taken up in the rehearsal of the altercations of the parties, but all that cannot affect the law of the ease. It is unnecessary to consider other reasons urged in support of the foreclosure. It is sufficient to say that the decree of the Circuit Court is affirmed with this modification that neither party shall be allowed to recover costs or disbursements from the other.
Affirmed. Neither Party Recover Costs.