St.  p.  430,  section  56,  When  there  is  a  decree  for  sale  of  entire
premises,  the  entire  amount  of  mortgage  not  due — mortgagee
may  consent  to  be  paid  in  full,  at  once.  In  Graham  v.  Donohue
et  al.,  38  Atl.  857  (Chan.  1897).  Syllabus.  "One  who  was  made
a  party  to  a  foreclosure  suit  merely  because  he  was  in  possession
of  the  premises  at  the  time  the  bill  was  filed,  and  who  was  in
laches  long  before  the  hearing,  is  not  entitled  to  an  order  opening
the  decree,  to  afford  him  an  opportunity  to  prove  that  the  mort-
gage was  without  consideration,  where  his  petition  sets  up  no
facts  showing  his  alleged  interest  in  the  property  at  the  time  the
mortgage  was  executed."

810.    Advertisement.    "Notice for  the  first  time,  on  the

15th  of  January The  sale  was  advertised  to  take  place  on

the  loth  of  February  following.  The  publication  was  not  a  com-
pliance with  the  requirement  of  the  statute.     [Com.  St  p.  4667,


494  SALE.
