Nebraska Supreme Court March 11, 1932, No. 28202 (Weems v. O'Hare)

Per Curiam.

The defendant, John O’Hare, appeals from a decree of foreclosure of one mortgage on 800 acres, found to be a first lien in favor of plaintiff, and of another mortgage on the same land in favor of defendant Edna M. Weems, found to be a second lien. Annie O’Hare, wife of John O’Hare, was also a defendant, but the decree absolved her from personal liability on the notes.