Grosch v. Kessler

The preponderance of evidence sustains the finding of the Appellate Division that the deeds recorded in 1904 from Weeks to Medary and from Weeks to Barney, were forgeries and void.

The defendant, who received a conveyance in 1913, was a purchaser for value and in good faith. The plaintiff seeks the aid of equity, and must submit to the condition that he do equity himself. There must be reimbursement to the defendant for any moneys expended by her in the discharge of assessments for improvements (Thomas v. Evans, 105 N. Y. 601, 612, 613; Mickles v. Dillaye, 17 N. Y. 80, 86; Satterlee v. Kobbe,…