Heim v. Schwoerer
New York Supreme Court
Motion by the plaintiff to compel one Rudolph L. Blumenthal, the purchaser, to complete his purchase of premises known as Ho. 117 Seventh street, borough of Manhattan, New York city.
1Opinion of the CourtGtiegtEbich, J.
On the 8th of May, 1906, Maurice Rapp, as referee, sold the premises in suit under an interlocutory judgment in partition and sale to Rudolph L. Blumenthal, who became the purchaser at the price of $18,150. In accordance with the terms of sale the said purchaser made immediate payment of ten per cent, and also the auctioneer’s and sales room fees. Under the terms of sale the premises were sold free and clear of all restrictions and incumbrances, except certain taxes and water rates, amounting to about the sum of $50. It appears that after, the purchase Mr., Blumenthal engaged an attorney to…
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