New York Supreme Court, 1910

State Bank v. Cohen

State Bank v. Cohen
New York Supreme Court · Decided August 6, 1910 · Gifgerich
124 N.Y.S. 433 (New York Supplement)
State Bank v. Cohen

Opinion of the Court

GIFGERICH, J.

As it now appears that the rents in question were assigned to the first mortgagee by an assignment prior to those given to, the parties to this motion, I do not feel that I should direct a disposition of the money in a proceeding to which the first mortgagee is not a party. This motion for a reargument is therefore denied, without costs, with leave to renew in the event that the first mortgagee is made a party to the proceeding. Unless the first mortgagee is made a party to the proceeding, both the pending applications to compel the receiver to turn over the rents will be denied.

Settle order on notice.

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