Sufrin v. Arbeau, Inc.

From the obfuscating mass of irrelevancies, statements, repetitions, arguments and conclusions presented in these voluminous papers, I have gleaned the following material facts:

The defendant Arbeau, Inc., the corporate alter ego of the individual defendants, was the owner of certain residential real estate in Manhattan. (The other defendants are not interested in the present motions and are not hereinafter referred to.) It was duly mortgaged to the plaintiff’s assignor. Default ensued. The defendants claim that the value of the property is $200,000. The amount of the mortgage indebtedness,…