In Wing v. Rionda (125 N.Y. 678) it was held that after the entry of a decree of foreclosure the terms of judgment could be carried out after the death of the defendant mortgagor without reviving the action against his heirs or representatives.
Summary of this case from Matter of CaseyArgued October 28, 1890
Decided December 2, 1890
Oliver J. Wells for appellants.
Edwin M. Shepard for respondent.
PECKHAM, J., reads for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.
In Wing v. Rionda (125 N.Y. 678) it was held that after the entry of a decree of foreclosure the terms of judgment could be carried out after the death of the defendant mortgagor without reviving the action against his heirs or representatives.
Summary of this case from Matter of CaseyFull title:CHARLES U. WING, Respondent, v . BERNARDO DE LA RIONDA et al., Appellants
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Dec 2, 1890
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