Iervolino v. Best Built Homes Holding Corp.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBenjamin Brenner, J.
This is an action in equity to compel payment of escrow funds.
The plaintiffs are the owners of houses who had sold a rear parcel subject to a purchase-money mortgage to the defendant Best Built Homes, a builder. By written agreement Best undertook to build a retaining wall to prevent drainage from the higher ground purchased by it. To secure this installation, Best’s attorney, the individual defendant, agreed to hold a fund in escrow, to be paid to plaintiffs in the event of Best’s default prior to March, 1967; it being further agreed that upon such default, plaintiffs would erect the wall…
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