6 Johns. Ch. 450 | New York Court of Chancery | 1822
These legatees, whose legacies, as stated in the answer, were a prior encumbrance, ought to be made parties, in order to prevent a sale of the premises from being deceptive or embarrassing to the purchaser, and injurious to the rights of the defendants, and to enable "the plaintiffs, if necessary, to redeem the land from the
Order accordingly.-