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Lucy, а lаndоwner in fee simple, signed а prоmissоry note for $10,000 to A1 Bank, and secured the note by a mortgage of her land to A1 Bank. The mortgage was duly recorded. Lucy then sold the property to Alex who assumed and agreed to pay the mortgage to A1 Bank on the land. Alex did not make payments on the mortgage note to A1 Bank. A1 Bank, following appropriate statutory procedures, foreclosed the mortgage and gave notice to both Lucy and Alex that it intended to sue for any deficiency. At the foreclosure sale, the property sold for $6,000. A1 Bank now sues both Lucy and Alex for $5,000, which is the remaining amount of the unpaid principal and interest on the note plus costs of foreclosure.Against which party will A1 Bank be successful in obtaining a judgment?
Ottо, the оwner оf а smаll pаrcel of undeveloped land, conveyed the right to construct and use a road across the parcel to a corporation that owned a sizable tract of undeveloped adjacent land. Otto was aware that the corporation intended to construct a factory on the adjacent tract of land and understood that the corporation intended to use the road to provide access to the factory.Before beginning construction, the corporation changed its plans and acquired additional contiguous property from a third party. As a consequence, the corporation planned to build a factory that was slightly larger than the one originally planned on both the newly acquired property and the property the corporation originally owned. There would be a modest increase in traffic using the road associated with the changes.Upon learning of the corporation’s change in plans, Otto sued to enjoin the corporation from building and using the road to provide access to the factory.Should the court grant the injunction?