In what circumstances will a mortgagee be able to recover from the loss of a brick building and the damage to another brick building?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Saskatchewan Farm Loan Board v. Morgan, 1932 CanLII 180 (SK QB):
In Munsen v. Hauss (1875) 22 Gr. 279, the mortgagee still had the land, but the brick building was absolutely gone and the other building very much out of repair. That did not prevent the plaintiff from recovering.
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