664 SALE, LEASE, OR PARTITION OF PROPERTY IN EQUITY. [ART. 66.

	after the time of recording such mortgage, nor unless such party shall, on oath, allege that the mortgage debt, and all interest due thereon, has been fully paid, or that some part of such debt or in- terest, the amount of which he shall state, has been paid, and that the mortgagee, or person acting under him, refuses to give credit
Fraud	for such amount, or that some fraud, which shall be particularly stated in the bill or petition for injunction, was used by such mortgagee, or with his knowledge, in obtaining the mortgage.
Id s 16 1826, c 192, s 8 Hearing of mo- tion to dissolve injunction.	58. If any such injunction shall be granted, the court, or judge, granting the same, shall have power, on proof of ten days' notice to the complainant, to hear and decide on a motion to dissolve such in-. junction; and. on hearing any such motion, if the court, or judge, shall be satisfied that the same was obtained through misrepresenta- tion and for delay, the court, or judge, shall decree that the party who obtained the same shall pay interest to the mortgagee, or to the party claiming under him, at the late of ten per cent, per annum on the amount of the mortgage debt, from the time of granting the
Penalty	injunction until the same shall be dissolved, and shall enforce the execution of such decree as in other cases.
Id s 17. 1826 c 192, s 6 Bond to be taken before injunction granted	59. Before granting any such injunction, the court, or judge, granting the same shall require the complainant, or some person on his behalf, with at least two good securities, to be approved by said judge or clerk, to execute to the mortgagee, or person claiming or act- ing under him, and file in court, a bond in such penalty as the court, or judge, shall prescribe, conditioned to obey, abide by, perform, and fulfil such decree and order as shall be made in the premises, upon which bond the mortgagee, or his assigns, shall be entitled to re- cover all such debt, damages, interest, and costs, as shall be decreed on dissolving the injunction
Id s 18 1826, c 192, s 6 Writ of posses- sion by pur- chaser	60. The purchaser of any estate or interest in lands and tene- ments sold under this article relating to mortgages, on the confirma- tion of the sale to him, shall be entitled to sue forth, out of the court confirming the same, a writ of possession against the mortgagor, his heirs, executors, or assigns, if the same shall be in his or their pos- session, directed to the sheriff of the county or city, commanding him to put such purchaser into possession of such mortgaged property, which shall be executed in the same manner as other writs of pos- session
Id s 19 1826, c 192, s 7 Bights of pur- chasers and tenants of mort- gagor Leases subse- quent to mort- gage invalid as against pur- chaser Id s 20 1839, c 26, s 1 Interest of mortgagee vested in his personal rep- resentatives 35 Md 551.	6 2. All purchasers under such sale shall have the same rights and remedies against the tenants of the mortgagor as the mortgagor had, and the said tenants shall have the same rights and remedies against the purchaser as they would have had against the mortgagor But no lease made after the mortgage was made shall be valid as against the purchaser. 6 2. On the death of a mortgagee of lands, his interest and es- tate in the mortgaged premises, together with his right to the debt thereby secured, shall devolve on and vest in his executor or admin- istrator.