Citizens' Sav. Bank v. Bauer
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from, special term, New York county. Appeal from that part of a special-term order of reference to compute in foreclosure which directs that, upon the coming in of the report, the same be confirmed, and that plaintiff have the usual judgment of foreclosure and sale, with costs, and an extrg, allowance without further notice.
1Opinion of the CourtBartlett, J.
This is an action to foreclose a mortgage. No answer or demurrer having been interposed by any of the parties, the plaintiff obtained an order, returnable in three days, requiring the defendants who had appeared to show cause why there should not be a reference to compute the amount due, and why, upon the coming in of the referee’s report, the plaintiff should not have the usual judgment of foreclosure and'sale, without further notice, together with an extra allowance. Upon the return of this order to show cause, the defendant Bauer, who had appeared generally in the action, and demanded…
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