Lefebvre v. Waldstein

The plaintiffs’ main contention is that the promissory notes of $60,000 and $90,000 respectively, dated June 8, 1953, given by the plaintiff Bedford Gardens, Inc. to the defendants Morris Silver and Edward Waldstein, secured by real estate and chattel mortgages of certain property, and the so-called “side agreement” also of June 8, between this plaintiff and the defendants, when considered with certain extrinsic evidence, must be so con strued that the defendants should be restrained from foreclosing the mortgages or collecting on the promissory notes. This argument is buttressed upon the…