J. . A. Steinberg Co. v. Pastive
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Benjamin Moskofsky and Sarah Moskofsky, his wife, were the owners as tenants by the entirety of a tract of land known as No. 25 Union avenue, Rutherford, New Jersey. On November 14th, 1922, they conveyed the property to the defendant Boruch Pastive. He paid the grantors $2,000 in cash for the property, and also canceled a note of $1,000 of the husband's which Pastive held; and he took the property subject to mortgages aggregating $3,750, together with interest and other accrued charges thereon. Since he acquired the property from Mr. and Mrs. Moskofsky the purchaser has spent about $3,000 for…
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