Webb v. Flanders , 32 Me. 175 ( 1850 )

By the Court.

1st. The plaintiff’s deed, having been taken in fraud of defendant, cannot entitle him to an absolute judgment against the defendant.

2d. The deed to the plaintiff perhaps transferred the mortgage. It was a mortgage to secure performance of a bond. The bond was never assigned to plaintiff. Therefore he can have no conditional judgment. Nonsuit.