Wronkow v. Oakley
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county. Action by Herman Wronkow against Hobart Oakley and others to foreclose a mortgage. A foreclosure having been ordered and a sale made,. Charles Wolff, the purchaser thereat, filed a petition asking to be relieved from the purchase. The relief was denied, and petitioner appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtAndrews, J.
The action was brought to foreclose a purchase-money mortgage for $5,000, dated September 2, 1890. The action was commenced October 22, 1891, and judgment of foreclosure and sale was entered December 22, 1891. By the terms of the judgment the premises were directed to be sold-subject to a lease expiring May 1,1898, and to a first mortgage for $17,019.22. The property was sold at auction on January 21, 1892, and the petitioner,. Charles Wolff, was the purchaser, for the price of $5,600, over and above theincumbrances above mentioned; and said petitioner paid to the referee $560, 10 per cent,…
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