DICKINSON, District Judge.
This case is sui generis. A mortgage is a conveyance. Its foreclosure merely gets rid of the mortgagor's equity of redemption. After foreclosure the trustee of the mortgage takes title to the real estate, clear of the equity of redemption, on the same trusts upon which he held the mortgage. He cannot get rid of this trust relation by repudiating it. The dismissal of the Appellant's Bill enables the trustee to do this very thing.
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