Sprickerhoff v. Gordon
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
Submission of a controversy upon, an agreéd. statement of facts pursuant to section 1279-'of the Code of Civil Procedure^
1Opinion of the Court
McLaughlin, J.:
This case comes before the court■ upon an agreed statement of facts under'section 1279 of the Code' of Civil Procedure.
The plaintiffs filed a notice of mechanic’s lien against certain *749land in the'' city of New York owned hy one Bonginsky. Subsequently an action was brought' to foreclose the lien, which resulted in a judgment, in pursuance of which a sale was had, and the premises were bid off by the defendant — he then paying a portion of the purchase money. The balance was agreed to be paid some time thereafter when the deed was to be delivered. At the time, fixed for closing…
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