G. & R. Mortgage & Investment Co. v. Levine

We are inclined to support, after an examination of the two cases, the contention of defendant below.

It will be seen from a reading of the order and acceptance in the case at bar that the acceptance is conditional and of course without the acceptance the instrument is worthless as a binding obligation and for the same reason it is just as lifeless in its legal character if the conditions attached to the acceptance are of such a nature that the acceptance is inoperative excepting upon the fulfillment of the impositions and burdens of the conditions attached thereto. This order and acceptance…