Goodell v. Monroe
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On appeal .from a decree of tbe court of chancery advised by Vice-Chancellor- Stevens, whose opinion is reported in 86 N. J. Eq. 18.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Trenciiard, J.
On June 1st, 1911, Lewis P. Taylor and Andrew S. Taylor, as executors of the estate of Anna A. Burnett (who died in 1907), sold a piece of real estate, of which she died seized, to James J. Fitzsimmons, and took from him in part payment therefor a bond and purchase-money mortgage for $5,000.
On the same day Fitzsimmons conveyed the premises so sold and niortgaged to Emile C. Bataille and wife.
Bataille, who made the bargain for and who took title to this property, was the president of the American National Bank, the defendant in this case.
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