HN2/PoF28

Office copy decree in Chancery

1 Jun 1767

From: 1764 To: 1767

Office copy decree in Chancery in the case of Robert and Richard Sibley plaintiffs and Francis Blunt, eldest sin and heir of Francis Blunt, defendant; - reciting decree of 3 Aug 1764 during the life of Francis Blunt the elder referring case to a Master to take an account of what was due to the plaintiffs for principal and interest and to tax their costs, the rents to be deducted from what was due to the plaintiffs; the defendant then to pay the balance due and the mortgaged premises then to be reconveyed to the defendant; failure to pay by the defendant would foreclose his equity of redemption; - decree made absolute on 13 Jun 1765; - order of 18 May 1765 reviving the cause against Francis Blunt junior; - Master's report of 27 Nov 1766 declaring that on 27 May 1767 £211/3/11 would be owed to the plaintiffs and ordering payment on that day in the Chapel of the Rolls, Chancery Lane, London between 10 am and noon; - report confirmed by order of 13 Dec 1766; - Francis Blunt junior failed to pay the money at the appointed time on the appointed day thus foreclosing his equity of redemption

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Sibley, Robert,
Sibley, Richard,
Blunt, Francis

Chancery, Leighton Buzzard Plume of Feathers, debt