Zandri v. Tendler

The controversy in this action concerns the right of the plaintiff to foreclose a mortgage upon certain land in New Haven. The mortgage had been originally executed by the defendant Herman Tendler to the plaintiff and another, but the latter subsequently assigned his interest in it to the plaintiff. The mortgage in terms gave, granted, bargained, sold and confirmed to the mortgagees the land, describing it by metes and bounds, and then, before the habendum clause, it recited that the property was subject to the right of an adjoining owner to have the eaves of a garage drip upon it, to certain…