41 Minn. 9 | Minn. | 1889
Action to set aside a foreclosure, under a power, of • an instrument similar in form to that considered in Hull v. King, 38 Minn. 349, (37 N. W. Rep. 792.) In that ease the objection was to the mode of making the sale, while in the present it is to the notice. The total sum secured was $1,300, which was apportioned among the different lots, so that each one was “conveyed and mortgaged, respectively, for the specific sum set opposite to it in the following tabular description of the premises herein and hereby mortgaged, and for no • other sum whatever.” Then follows the description of the several
Two objections are made to this notice: (1) That, the instrument-being separate and several mortgages on each lot, these cannot be-united in one notice of sale; (2) that the notice of sale did not comply with the requirements of the statute, because it did not state the-amount claimed to be due on each lot separately. The first objection.
Order reversed.