The Thrift v. Michaelis
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtKellogg, J.
The defendant Henry Michaelis, an owner of real estate, made application to the plaintiff for a loan of $3,500, to be secured by a mortgage upon his premises. The purpose of the application was stated therein to be “ for paying off mortgages.” Michaelis stated to the plaintiff that there were but three mortgages against his land. The title guarantee company which made a search for the plaintiff reported but three mortgages. Michaelis made an affidavit that there were no other mortgage liens than the mortgages reported. Accordingly, the plaintiff accepted from Michaelis a bond for $3,500,…
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