Wisconsin Supreme Court April 19, 1881 (Morris v. Branchaud)

Cassoday, J.

In Jackson v. Hull, 10 Johns., 481, it was held by an able court, that “ the creditor who takes a mortgage to secure a debt, by bond or otherwise, has three remedies, either of which he is at liberty to pursue, and all of which he may pursue until his debt is satisfied. lie may bring an action of debt upon the bond; or he may put himself in possession of the rents and profits of .