Claim of Becker v. Taylor & Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
The commutation was made for the purpose of enabling the claimant, a widow aged thirty-six years, with two children aged ten and six years, to purchase a three-family house in the city of Brooklyn.
The property under consideration is to be purchased for $14,750, on account of which $8,000 or practically all of the commuted award is to be applied, leaving thereon a first mortgage of $6,000 at five and one-half per cent interest and a second mortgage of $750 at six per cent interest. The annual interest payments, therefore, are to be $375. The taxes are $270, the insurance $20 and the cost of…
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