Jolly v. Arbuthnot (1859) 4 Dep. & J. 224; 28 L.J. Ch. 547; 45 E.R. 87, is a case where a mortgage deed was made to the mortgagor and a receivership deed was made contemporaneously by which the mortgagor and mortgagee appointed a receiver and constituted him their agent and attorney to receive the rents of the mortgaged property and to use such remedies by way of entry and distress as should be requisite for that purpose. By the same deed the mortgagor attorned as tenant from year to year to the receiver.
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