The New York Supplement, Volume 149West Publishing Company, 1915 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 136
... mortgage , and charged themselves with $ 4,250 due thereon , but failed to do anything to enforce the collection of such mortgage , except to col- lect a small amount of principal and interest , and it appears that , after issuance of ...
... mortgage , and charged themselves with $ 4,250 due thereon , but failed to do anything to enforce the collection of such mortgage , except to col- lect a small amount of principal and interest , and it appears that , after issuance of ...
Page 137
assets . The lien of the mortgage was extinguished by the foreclosure of the prior mortgage , about a year and a half after the executors re- ceived their letters testamentary .. In objections filed to the account and in proceedings to ...
assets . The lien of the mortgage was extinguished by the foreclosure of the prior mortgage , about a year and a half after the executors re- ceived their letters testamentary .. In objections filed to the account and in proceedings to ...
Page 138
... mortgage , is $ 2,500 . Their estimate is accepted , and the executors will therefore be allowed credit for $ 1 , - 750 . [ 2 ] The conduct of the accountants as to this mortgage was mis- management and waste . It has impaired the ...
... mortgage , is $ 2,500 . Their estimate is accepted , and the executors will therefore be allowed credit for $ 1 , - 750 . [ 2 ] The conduct of the accountants as to this mortgage was mis- management and waste . It has impaired the ...
Page 141
... mortgage bonds which were a part of her estate at her death . Held , that the sisters took all of the personal estate , except jewelry and effects which passed under the codicil ; the word " money " embracing all kinds of personal ...
... mortgage bonds which were a part of her estate at her death . Held , that the sisters took all of the personal estate , except jewelry and effects which passed under the codicil ; the word " money " embracing all kinds of personal ...
Page 145
... MORTGAGE . The purchase in good faith of an existing mortgage at a discount of 10 per cent . was not violative of the statute against usury . [ Ed . Note . - For other cases , see Usury , Cent . Dig . §§ 83-89 ; Dec. Dig . § 34. * ] 2 ...
... MORTGAGE . The purchase in good faith of an existing mortgage at a discount of 10 per cent . was not violative of the statute against usury . [ Ed . Note . - For other cases , see Usury , Cent . Dig . §§ 83-89 ; Dec. Dig . § 34. * ] 2 ...
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