Fuller v. Morian
New York Supreme Court
Action to declare and foreclose a vendor’s lien.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
February 3, 1903, plaintiff conveyed a lot of land in Allegany to defendant by warranty deed, then delivered to defendant in consideration of the sum of $100. The defendant recorded his deed, entered into possession of the premises, but failed to pay the purchase price. On December 12,1913, this action, was commenced in equity to declare the unpaid purchase money, with interest from February 3, 1903, the date of its maturity, a lien on the premises conveyed and for a foreclosure of such lien. The defendant answered alleging that more than six years had elapsed after the maturity of the…
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