Supreme Court of New Jersey December 5, 1927 (Minton v. Sutton)

Per Curiam.

The complainant-appellant, by his bill of complaint, in the court of chancery, sought to have a certain bond and mortgage held by the defendants-respondents decreed to be null and void and to be canceled of record. After a hearing, the bill was dismissed by the vice-chancellor, and we concur in the result reached by him, for the reasons hereinafter stated.