...or other evidence of it. No change in the form of the evidence, or the mode or time of payment, — nothing short of actual payment of the debt, or an...release, — will operate to discharge the mortgage." Id. § 924. Therefore the mortgage was not affected by the mortgagor's giving the note for $2,986.10...

...bond or other evidence of it. No change in the form of the evidence or the mode or time or times — nothing short of actual payment of the debt, or an...discharge the mortgage. The mortgage remains a lien until the debt it was given to secure is satisfied, and is not affected by a change of the note or giving...

...it. No change in the form of the evidence, or mode or time of payment, — nothing short of absolute payment of the debt, or an express release,- — will operate to discharge the mortgage. 1 Jones. Mortg. (3d .Ed.) 924; Dana v. Sinney, 1 Vt. 501; Seymour v. Darrow, 31 Vt. 122; McDonald v....

...967. In Hilliard on Mortgages, Vol. 1, Chap. XVII, sec. 3, it is said that the general rule is that "nothing short of actual payment of the debt or an express release will operate as a discharge of the mortgage. The lien lasts as long as the debt." Schumacher as agent of appellee...

...interest of the mortgagee to keep the lien alive the general rule does not apply. Ordinarily, nothing but payment of the debt or an express release will operate to discharge the lien. Vannice v. Bergen, 16 Iowa, 555; Washburn on Eeal Property, 611-612. The defendant was made a...