Kelly v. Bloom
The Superior Court of New York City
Motion to dismiss an appeal. The action was brought by Richard Kelly, suing as a receiver, &c., against Rachel Bloom, administratrix, &c. The facts of the case sufficiently appear in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bt the Court.*—Mohell,J.
The action, in effect, was to recover the balance of purchase-money of two houses and lots, sold and conveyed by Joseph Lynch to the defendant’s intestate, Edward IST. Bloom. The cause was tried by a justice of this court without a jury, who found the balance of the purchase-money unpaid to be $1,823.30; and he adjudged that the conveyance from Lynch vested in the defendant’s intestate the title to said houses and lots in fee-simple, subject to the lien of certain mortgages thereon, and to the taxes and assessments which had previously been levied thereon. After…
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