Macaulay v. Hayden
New York Supreme Court
Action to foreclose mortgages.
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
The plaintiffs, seeking to foreclose certain mortgages made by the defendant Hayden covering the premises on Hopkinson avenue, Brooklyn, for nonpayment of principal, Hayden denies that the principal is due, and alleges that in March, 1904, the plaintiffs, for a valuable consideration, agreed with him to extend the time of payment to May 1, 1905. The plaintiffs deny the extension, and in addition they claim that Hayden conveyed the property to the defendant Dugan, who offers no objection to the foreclosure of the mortgage and the sale of the premises. They *22say that Hayden has no standing in…
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