Berliner v. Piqua Club Ass'n
New York Supreme Court
Action to recover the value of certain chandeliers, boilers, etc., placed in a club building, sold with it in foreclosure as fixtures, and subsequently transferred, under the purchaser on the sale, to the defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtRussell, J.
The plaintiff, claiming under assignments of judgments against the Manhattan Athletic Club of New York city, seeks to recover of the defendant the value of electrical and gas chandeliers and fixtures, boilers, dynamo, electrical apparatus, filter and generic articles, placed in the Manhattan Athletic Club building on Madison avenue, New York city, to supply light, heat and pure water for the club members in their use of the building for athletic and social club purposes. The defendant claims as second grantee from the purchaser at the foreclosure sale under the mortgage upon the realty, and…
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