166 A. 844 | Pa. | 1933
Argued March 29, 1933. In this foreclosure proceeding, the lower court entered judgment for plaintiff for want of a sufficient affidavit of defense to a sci. fa. sur mortgage. The terre-tenants appealed.
The mortgaged property, originally a large tract of land, was subsequently divided into sixty-eight separate lots, two of which were sold by the Dunn Home Site Company, mortgagor, to appellants. The latter contend that, at the time the mortgage was executed, a parol agreement was entered into by an agent of the mortgagee with a person named, whom the court below assumed to be *317 an agent of the mortgagor, to release the separate lots from the lien of the mortgage upon payment of a specified amount for each lot, and that, appellants having tendered plaintiff the amount agreed upon for the lots purchased by them, judgment should be entered in their favor. It is stated, however, in appellants' brief, that no allegations of fraud, accident or mistake appear to show why the oral agreement was omitted from the mortgage.
Under the rules laid down for such cases and discussed at length in Gianni v. Russell Co., Inc.,
The judgment of the court below is affirmed.