Mintz v. Kupferstein
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMarcus Gr. Christ, J.
This is an action to foreclose a second mortgage on real property. The contesting defendants are the third and fourth mortgagees. They contend that the plaintiff is *1035one of the owners of the fee title and that his purpose in purchasing the first and second mortgages was to cause a default and by foreclosure to freeze out the third and fourth mortgagees. It is urged that the plaintiff may not prevail for two reasons, one, that the mortgage is no longer alive, it having been merged in the fee title and secondly that if it were alive the relief sought by the plaintiff is unconscionable.
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