Winslow v. Atz

On and prior to December 22nd, 1930, the Universal Sand & Gravel Corporation owned a tract of land containing about twenty-five acres known as the Roa Hook property, situated in the Town of Cortlandt, Westchester County, New York, which was subject to a first mortgage for $18,000 to the Mercantile Credit Company, of Baltimore, and to a second mortgage for $122,000 to the American Security Company, trustee. One Frank K. Sauer represented the Universal Sand & Gravel Corporation, as attorney and agent, and J. Leiper Winslow represented the American Security Company and other corporations, as…