Doyle v. Graves
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtVan Voorhis, J.
At the time of the death of Harvey B. Graves he owned a house, known as 1375 Highland avenue, in the city of *839Rochester, N. Y., subject to a mortgage securing his past due bond to the plaintiff. He devised this real estate to the defendant Emma L. Graves individually. For some time she paid the interest and taxes, but the rental from the property proved to be less than the maintenance costs, and eventually she offered a deed to the plaintiff, who refused to accept it. An installment of interest upon the bond accruing after Mr. Graves' death is now due and unpaid, and the plaintiff desires to…
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