New York Court of Chancery January 7, 1845 (Wood v. Oakley)

The Chancellor.

The only question which arises in this case is, whether the appellant will obtain a good title to the mortgaged premises, as against the judgment creditors who have not been made parties to the foreclosure suit, but whose judgments were subsequent to the mortgage. And, upon that question, I have no doubt that the vice chancellor came to a correct conclusion.