81 Neb. 373 | Neb. | 1908
The plaintiff began a suit to foreclose a mortgage on part of two city lots, making the Creighton University, which held a prior mortgage on these two lots and 12 others, a party defendant. The university filed an answer in which it sought to foreclose its mortgage, making one. Bellamy, who held a junior mortgage on the remaining part of the lots mortgaged to plaintiff, a party defendant. The district court found the mortgage to the university void, and from this decree an appeal was prosecuted to this court, where the same was reversed, and the mortgage to the university held a valid first lien. Goddard v. Clarke, 1 Neb. (Unof.) 769. The cause being remanded, a decree was rendered by the district court finding the mortgage to the university a valid first lien, to which the mortgages of the plaintiff and Bellamy were subject. By virtue of such decree the premises were sold, and bid in by the university at a price some $1,700 less than the amount due it on its decree. After the first decree, and pending the appeal, the plaintiff and Bellamy each filed a motion for the appointment of a receiver to collect the rents of the property covered by their respective mortgages; and upon these applications the court made an order appointing such receiver and directing him to apply the proceeds of that portion of the property covered by the plaintiff’s mortgage to the plaintiff’s claim, and the proceeds of that part of the property covered by the defendant Bellamy’s mortgage to the Bellamy claim. No modification of this order was sought until after the sale of the property, when, there being some $1,200 in the
It follow's that the judgment of the district court should be affirmed, and we so recommend.
By the Court: For the reasons stated in the foregoing opinion, the judgment of the district court is
Affirmed.