Pell v. Pell

This is a motion to compel a purchaser at a partition sale to complete his purchase by making the necessary payment and accepting the deed tendered. The purchaser refuses to do this, alleging that the deed tendered does not convey to him a good and marketable title. The premises in question are known as Mo. 483 Eighth avenue in the borough of Manhattan, city of Mew York, and are situated on the west side of Eighth avenue, twenty-four feet nine inches north of Thirty-fourth street and have a depth of one hundred feet and a width of twenty-four feet eight inches. The rear of the premises…