Does a party who enters upon land by lease from a mortgagee in possession, or purchases from the mortgagee, be estopped from denying the right to possession of the land?
"New York", United States of America
The following excerpt is from Davis v. Del. & Hudson Canal Co., 109 N.Y. 47, 15 N.E. 873 (N.Y. 1888):
Where one enters upon land by a lease from a mortgagee in possession, or purchases the mortgage from him, he is estopped from denying the rightful possession of the mortgagee. Alderson v. Marshall, (Mont.) 16 Pac. Rep. 576.
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