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Philadelphia Drainage Case

360 Pa. 589 · Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Nov 11, 1948

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Gottlieb Appeal. Philadelphia Drainage Case.

Per Curiam, The order of the court below is affirmed on the opinion of President Judge Gordon.

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Status: Published
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Judges: Maxey, Drew, Linn, Stern, Patterson, Stearne, Jones
Cluster ID: 4091336

Citations

360 Pa. 589
1949 Pa. LEXIS 266
63 A.2d 42

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Parentheticals

"[A] mortgage is both in law and in equity only a security for the payment of money and passes no title to the land. The mortgagor is the owner of the land."
Pines v. Farrell
“[A] mortgage is both in law and in equity only a security for the payment of money and passes no title to the land. The mortgagor is the owner of the land.”
Pines v. Farrell
“[A] mortgage is both in law and in equity only a security for the payment of money and passes no title to the land. The mortgagor is the owner of the land.”
In Re: Condemnation of Land in Bristol Twp. ~ Appeal of: The Bank of New York Mellon
“[A] mortgage is both in law and in equity only a security for the payment of money and passes no title to the land. The mortgagor is the owner of the land.”
Mountain Manor Development Co. v. Monroe County Board of Assessment Appeals