New York Supreme Court July 15, 1861 (Walsh v. Rutgers Fire Insurance)

By the Court.*— Emott, P. J.

—The lien of the plaintiff’s mortgage, with all the rights attaching thereto, was left untouched by the sale, to which he was not a party. As to him,,the insurance company were still mortgagees, and nothing more; and the only consequence of their proceedings to foreclose the mortgage was, that they became mortgagees in possession.