New York Court of Appeals March 2, 1887 (Johnston v. Donvan)

Per Curiam,—We

see no reason for believing that the appellants could he benefited in any manner whatever by being made parties defendant to this action By their petition they disclose no ground upon which the foreclosure of the mortgage can be resisted or defended.

The order denying their motion was right and should be affirmed with ten dollars costs and disbursements.