246 Mass. 61 | Mass. | 1923
If the foreclosure1 of July 18, 1922, had been made in the lifetime of George P. Braxton, the mortgagor, of whose estate the plaintiff is administrator with the will annexed, it could have been reopened in a suit by him and redemption decreed on proof of allegations similar to those of the present bill, with an offer to redeem, because of misconduct in the execution of the power of sale which is admitted by the demurrer. Bon v. Graves, 216 Mass. 440,
Ordered accordingly.