Rosenfeld v. Levine

Plaintiff sued the defendants in City Court to recover the sum of $1,586.33, with interest from July 21, 1931, alleged to represent the deficiency after foreclosure upon a bond and mortgage in the sum of $10,000 given by defendants to one Simon Hecht.

Neither side produced witnesses, the entire evidence in the case being limited to a stipulation which the parties made as to the facts in the controversy.

On May 7, 1928, the defendants Levine, being the owners of the premises in question, executed a bond and mortgage in the sum of $10,000 to one Simon Hecht. The mortgage recited that it was…