Supreme Court of Connecticut July 16, 1946 (Milici v. Ferrara)

Ells, J.

Antonio Miliei had a second mortgage on real estate located in New Haven. Girolamo DiNatale had a third mortgage, a one-third interest in which he had assigned to Salvatore Ferrara. In 1933 Miliei brought a foreclosure against the owners of the property and DiNatale. Ferrara was not made a party defendant. No one redeemed, judgment was entered, and a certificate of foreclosure filed.